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New Geeks on the Block / Re: TEch question about networking and backup
« on: September 18, 2010, 12:46:59 AM »
dont worry you dorky fuckwitMost Honorable Master Forum-Ninja; i wont waste myyou Awesome Folk's time here again!
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New Geeks on the Block / Re: TEch question about networking and backup« on: September 17, 2010, 10:10:13 PM »
trojan, virus whatever who gives a shit. You cant delete csrss.exe it is a critical windows component
not a trojan. Once again you guys were no help at all, not really a useful forum just a chat room............... 3
New Geeks on the Block / Re: TEch question about networking and backup« on: September 17, 2010, 06:13:07 PM »
anyway i have worked out a solution, thanks to nobody in here, its not a virus i have already tried that.
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New Geeks on the Block / Re: TEch question about networking and backup« on: September 17, 2010, 06:10:25 PM »
obviuosly this is not a forum where you can expect any usefull advice, just a bunch of wankers that talk shit and stay up all night.........................................
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New Geeks on the Block / Re: TEch question about networking and backup« on: September 17, 2010, 04:39:52 AM »
any chance somebody might try to help me instead
of talkin crap? 
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New Geeks on the Block / Re: TEch question about networking and backup« on: September 16, 2010, 12:35:58 AM »
Or maybe should i build up a server from an old pc??
then i could store the majority of the file on there instead of my pc, and write the backup files through it instead of mine?? 7
New Geeks on the Block / TEch question about networking and backup« on: September 15, 2010, 09:41:56 PM »
Hi there fellow Geeks, my question is as follows.
Our Office has a simple network setup with 4 machines. There is no server only a workgroup setup with hubs to share the connections. I use a usb drive on my machine to write the backup to from the other machines, using a program called Goodsync. It works ok but i wonder if i would be better off to connect the drive directly to the network via an adaptor (Lan to Usb port if it exists?) maybe would this free up my pc as lately it has been very bogged down with "csrss.exe" at times using up to 50% of the available ram................. Am i correct in asuming that if i can change the way that the usb drive is connected will it free up my pc?? My pc is Vista Home with 4 gig ram, all the other pcs in the workgroup are xp with latest updates installed.
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