What does the swBOengine sit and do? IT tends to be left running all the time, even after crashes. I did a search, and it's the scheduler apparently, but what is it scheduling?
Thanks,
Lee
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20 years ago
what is swBOengine.exe
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20 years ago
That is the scheduled task manager from 2004.
Johnny
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20 years ago
And it sucks...
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20 years ago
It really sucks that the scheduler runs in the background without notice...
I'm looking right now and it takes up 8 MEG of ram, but as far as I'm concerned I have NOT scheduled or ordered anything...
That sucks...
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20 years ago
If you do a custom install, you can choose not to install it. Perhaps with the new installer, you can modify your installation and remove it. I haven't tried modifying an installation yet. I'm not sure how it would go.
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20 years ago
Agree, it's a nuisance.
I wrote SWX during beta testing and asked them to disable it but no replies.
what I do is manually disable it from the taskmgr and turn it back on before I use the scheduler. you can drill down and find the swBOEngine.exe and create a shortcut for ease of starting.
the new software comes with more labor/memory intensive programs.
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20 years ago
I replied during Beta testing also (because it locked up upon PC shutdown). They told me they would make the option to "turn it off" available. I haven't looked lately, but I believe that Dale is right and it is in Custom. Of course, there is no document to tell you that, but some old wise arses always use Custom on programs, just to see what Custom is and does...
Mr Pickles