>> I have killed the process (making sure it was the LAST one). One
time I just stared hard at it - and SM started! <<
>> The XP problem - "Launch Folder Windows in a Separate Process" <<
Thanks... this actually makes sense...
The "makes sense" comes from the likelihood that SM is the computer's
"default browser" and a file association for one of the browser file
associations within the folder is being executed by file explorer.
This process is not specific to SM as if something in windows is
executing a browser specific file such as an html file, the process
should start the user's default browser.
I have to add that my suspicious nature also reminds me that a local
automated process might also launch a browser associated file or
internet shortcut directed to a page on a malicious site.
Thanks for the info... it's now in my toolbox.
Beverly Howard
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