PUBLIC MARKS from staples with tag windows

Q What is the scheduled task "MicrosoftWindowsMedia CenterPBDADiscovery" on my Windows 7 computer? ✍: FYIcenter.com A "MicrosoftWindowsMedia CenterPBDADiscovery" is a scheduled task on Windows 7 system added as part of Windows installation. You will see "MicrosoftWindowsMedia CenterPBDADiscovery" listed on Task Scheduler with the following information: Name: PBDADiscovery Location: MicrosoftWindowsMedia Center Description: Privileged Media Center OCUR discovery job Actions: %SystemRoot%ehomeehPrivJob.exe /PBDADiscovery Triggers: History: Program file information about "ehPrivJob.exe": File name: ehPrivJob.exe File path: C:WindowsehomeehPrivJob.exe File size: 295936 bytes Last modified time: 11/20/2010 10:24:42 PM File description: Digital TV Tuner device registration application. File version: 6.1.7600.16385 (win7_rtm.090713-1255) Company name: Microsoft Corporation

A collection of 18 tutorials on understanding and managing Windows 7 temporary folders and files: Where Are Temporary Files Located; How to Show Hidden Files; How to Remove IE, Outlook and MS Office Temporary Files; How to Remove Cookies and Downloaded Files; How to Turn off and Remove Recent File and Program Links; etc.

A collection of 65 tutorials on everything you need to know about Internet Explorer (IE) browser performance and security: What are Browser Helper Objects (BHO), add-on applications, toolbars, Download Program Files (DPF), extra buttons, browser hijackers, cookies, temporary files; Removing Alexa Toolbar, Yahoo! Toolbar, Google Toolbar, NetZero Toolbar, Windows Live Toolbar.

A collection of 39 tutorials on understanding and managing Windows startup programs: What is a startup program; How to list all startup program; What is the best way to remove a startup program; Reviewing apoint.exe, ifrmewrk.exe, atiptaxx, quickset.exe, bacstray.exe, dsentry.exe, directcd.exe, shstat.exe, updateui.exe, realsched.exe, googledesktop.exe, exec.exe, nzspc.exe, yahoomessenger.exe, msmsgs.exe, reader_sl.exe, dlg.exe, wzqkpick.exe, etc.