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Hide ubsvcgd.sys from task manager


on Mon 04 of Jan., 2010 07:39 CET, by Maxfutur user offline

If there is a way to hide ubsvcgd.sys from the taskmanager id like to know how to without any third app.

A possitive answer is expected. santa

BTW. After windows loads the desktop, get stuck for about a minute, if it is caused by a usboot driver, id like to disable without lose of capabilities as handling second (USB) partitions wich is not possible from normal windows install nor partition managers installed there.rolleyes
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Hide ubsvcgd.sys from task manager

on Sun 10 of Jan., 2010 14:39 CET, by admin user offline Germany
> If there is a way to hide ubsvcgd.sys from the taskmanager id like to know how to without any third app.

Actually there is no such built in functionality integrated in ubsvcgd.sys, however why should it be hidden?

> BTW. After windows loads the desktop, get stuck for about a minute,

When booting from USB?

If so, are you using a flash based device?

Gerd
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Hide ubsvcgd.sys from task manager

on Tue 12 of Jan., 2010 05:48 CET, by Maxfutur user offline
> Actually there is no such built in functionality integrated in ubsvcgd.sys, however why should it be hidden?

Seems like a driver to me, nothing very special as no driver files are listed that i have seen before.
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> When booting from USB?
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> If so, are you using a flash based device?
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> Gerd

Runs from MicroSD 2 GB Kingston just few seconds slower than corsair survivor 16 GB or turboflash 1 GB (22MB/s Write-35MB/s Reading).

While it boots, both seems equal but at the desktop after waiting, everything works same or faster than HD.

Thanks for your reply.
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Hide ubsvcgd.sys from task manager

on Tue 12 of Jan., 2010 22:04 CET, by admin user offline Germany
> Seems like a driver to me, nothing very special as no driver files are listed that i have seen before.

'ubsvggd.sys' is no driver but a service that runs in a process on its own (and not in the context of a 'svchost.exe' host process).


> Runs from MicroSD 2 GB Kingston just few seconds slower than corsair survivor 16 GB or turboflash 1 GB (22MB/s Write-35MB/s Reading).
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> While it boots, both seems equal but at the desktop after waiting, everything works same or faster than HD.

This behaviour seems to occur when using (some) flash devices. I actually do experience the same issue when booting form an 16GB A-Data USB Stick but i did not recognize this 'hang' when using a 4GB Extremememory SD Card (not SDHC!) in a Pretec e-Disk reader.

Gerd
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> Thanks for your reply.
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