Turn off mobsync

Every two mins my cpu pegs and my wireless connect drops. I found the
problem to be the mobsync process, after monitoring the task manager and
seeing this process suck up 90% cpu for 20 sec. I have tried clearing my
internet cache and deleting offline pages. I first noticed the problem when
I mapped Windows Media Player to music on my media server, but I don't see
any settings in
WMP to stop it. Is there anyway to shut it off completely?

Mobsync is the Microsoft Sync Center, found in Control Panel.

"Jeff Sessions" <Jeff Sessions@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Every two mins my cpu pegs and my wireless connect drops. I found the
> problem to be the mobsync process, after monitoring the task manager and
> seeing this process suck up 90% cpu for 20 sec. I have tried clearing my
> internet cache and deleting offline pages. I first noticed the problem
> when
> I mapped Windows Media Player to music on my media server, but I don't see
> any settings in
> WMP to stop it. Is there anyway to shut it off completely?

Jeff,

Did you ever get a answer on how to disable mobsync?

Thanks,

Randy

"Jeff Sessions" wrote:

> Every two mins my cpu pegs and my wireless connect drops. I found the
> problem to be the mobsync process, after monitoring the task manager and
> seeing this process suck up 90% cpu for 20 sec. I have tried clearing my
> internet cache and deleting offline pages. I first noticed the problem when
> I mapped Windows Media Player to music on my media server, but I don't see
> any settings in
> WMP to stop it. Is there anyway to shut it off completely?

In control panel if you go to Offline files and click the button to
disable offline files there will be nothing for sync center to try to
syncronize.




On May 28, 10:55 pm, Randy <R...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Jeff,
>
> Did you ever get a answer on how to disable mobsync?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Randy
>
>
>
> "Jeff Sessions" wrote:
> > Every two mins my cpu pegs and my wireless connect drops. I found the
> > problem to be the mobsync process, after monitoring the task manager and
> > seeing this process suck up 90% cpu for 20 sec. I have tried clearing my
> > internet cache and deleting offline pages. I first noticed the problem when
> > I mapped Windows Media Player to music on my media server, but I don't see
> > any settings in
> > WMP to stop it. Is there anyway to shut itoffcompletely?- Hide quoted text -
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