How to prevent the googleupdate process from running automatically under an XP system

Friends using the WinXP system often use the process manager, and the process Manager can help you monitor every program that runs silently in the background. A lot of careful WinXP system users will find that The GoogleUpdate.exe process always appears in the process manager, and must be installed with Google related programs, although the process can be forced to terminate, but after each boot will appear, and no matter how you find the Startup items, prohibit Google Update Service It all the time, how to solve this kind of problem?

1, since the googleupdate process is so stubborn, we have to find out the "GoogleUpdate.exe" the process of the secretive operation of the way, through the study we found that GoogleUpdate.exe is a very rare way to launch a scheduled task. Open Task Scheduler You can see two scheduled Tasks googleupdatetaskmachine and Googleupdatetaskuser, which are set to run "GoogleUpdate.exe" when the user logs on to the system while the latter is idle. The default is that the system is idle for more than 10 minutes;

2, since know the "GoogleUpdate.exe" the process of operation, it is simple. Either the two scheduled tasks will be deleted directly, or you can disable (when you open the task properties, Cancel ' enabled ').

The above is how to delete the Googleupdate process under the WinXP system, similar stubborn process can also meet many, but no matter what the process, as long as we can understand how it is opened, we can take appropriate measures to prohibit it.