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Whenever I restart my Vista 64 Dell XPS435 I get a process called MYSQDL.EXE
in the task manager list that continuously uses 10-15% of the processor
time. Not sure when it started but I think it began in the last 2 weeks. I
can go in and manually end the process with seemingly no affect on any
programs but this is a lot of processor time and I notice my cooling fan
kicking on a lot more often. I found the file in: Program Files
(x86)\Common Files\Dell\MySql\bin but I can't find reliable info on what
it is doing.
Questions
1. What is this file for and do I need it?
2. If I don't need it how do I stop it from loading? It's not in my
start-up folder or on my StartUp list using msconfig.
Thanks for any help
in the task manager list that continuously uses 10-15% of the processor
time. Not sure when it started but I think it began in the last 2 weeks. I
can go in and manually end the process with seemingly no affect on any
programs but this is a lot of processor time and I notice my cooling fan
kicking on a lot more often. I found the file in: Program Files
(x86)\Common Files\Dell\MySql\bin but I can't find reliable info on what
it is doing.
Questions
1. What is this file for and do I need it?
2. If I don't need it how do I stop it from loading? It's not in my
start-up folder or on my StartUp list using msconfig.
Thanks for any help