My system's access to the Internet has been impeded by something. So I monitored the running processes during these delays and discovered three or four instances of LUCallBackProxy taking most of the resources.
LUCallBackProxy. In case you haven't guessed, the LU stands-for LiveUpdate.
Surprise, surprise - Symantec strikes again.
Why they feel the need to spawn three or four instances is beyond me.
Geesh - they suck so bad...
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This blog is more or less dormant (except for occasional comments on related news), and is being left on-line as a historical record and perhaps as a warning to future generations of anti-virus coders.
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