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I have some process that I want to be suspended every time the systems boots, but I don't want to disable it. I tried to find some options in Resource Monitor, Process Explorer, Process Hacker, but found nothing. The name of the process is sppsvc.exe and I want my PC to remember that whenever it sees a process with that name to suspend it.
nekotek
Posted 2017-09-06T21:52:31.593
Reputation: 31
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Take a look at Mircosoft sysinternals pssuspend.
You can create a scheduled task at logon to invoke this, or create a task to run every x minutes if there are new processes spawned. When creating the task make sure to specify that it runs with highest privileges.
C:\yourpath\pssuspend64.exe sppsvc.exe
However, the exe you are talking about is a windows service called Software Protection, which can be disabled in the services MSC.
mt025
Posted 2017-09-06T21:52:31.593
Reputation: 2 392
Can you please explain it with more steps. I tried (really tried) but I don't know how to use pssuspend. pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease pliz pliz pliz pliz – nekotek – 2017-09-07T14:09:29.220
pliz pliz pliz pliz – nekotek – 2017-09-07T18:45:02.417
Why don't you want to disable it. seems as though that is what you are describing. – uSlackr – 2017-09-07T01:41:50.357
Or perhaps either a
automatic (delayed start)ormanualfromservice.mscfrom the applicable service properties. – Pimp Juice IT – 2017-09-07T11:47:30.810Trust me, I tried many solutions and it turns out that the best one is to run it and suspend it. That way it won't occupy CPU every 40 seconds and my Windows will think it's activated, and, also, i can still use MS Office. If I disable it I can't use office – nekotek – 2017-09-07T14:08:11.587