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When you click on it, you'll find that your current view is set to 'Details'.Д¬hange it so that the bullet point is sitting beside 'Icons' - there, you've got your ICONS back. Hover yor pointer over the last icon on the right, it should say 'Views'. When you're looking at the Control Panel, have a look at the horizontal toolbar at the top. These information pages should only be used to find out what each process is (and perhaps what it does) - it is NOT a de facto permission to delete it. If you seriously need to satiate your curiosity, take each entry ~one at a time~ and Google it.ДЇor instance, dpupdchk.exe entered into Google will bring you this link at the top of the results page: However, the next time you start your computer from cold, all these deleted entries will fail to load, and the computer will halt (and fall over) at the first missing entry it encounters! this is because the entry you have just deleted is already resident in memory. The main danger here is that you could disable some of these entries and you computer would continue to operate properly. Each one though, although having the same name, is distinct and separate. Thus there are always multiple entries all listed as 'svchost.exe'. Svchost.exe is basically a carrier in function: it's purpose is to launch various other functions through a common means. How would I get rid of them or are they there because I have a wireless router? For example:Дo I SERIOUSLY need all those svchost.exe entries running? They seem redundant.

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I'm not sure how to identify what you're talking about in the system tray.I've been baffled for a long time about what all those files are for. I asked someone about the headset and they said it was a good one (not spectacular, but good). I guess my next move would be to see if an independent sound card would work. I tried moving the mic around, but there isn't a lot of room for play. I would be incredibly grateful to anyone who can point me in the right direction (link, YouTube video?) or could just tell me what to fix to get rid of this ghost audio I have. The thing that freaks me out the most is one day I accidentally hit the Video option on AIM and I could hear myself talking.without a microphone PLUGGED IN! I have a Compaq Presario SR2038X with Windows XP, SP3. My Master Volume console has Wave, SW Synth, CD Player, Front, Rear, Line Volume, Front Green In, Front Pink In (headset jack) and Microphone. I don't get multiple options when I see the Line In/Mic In pull-down menu.

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Under Sounds and Audio Devices Properties I have the same six, plus the DVDRW and a SCSI CDROM Device. When I go into the Device Manager, under Sound, video and game controllers I have:

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Someone told me it's because there are two sound drivers running. Unfortunately, every time I have used it I get this horrible echo.

I have a Labtech headset which I bought to use with Skype.