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Every now and then, while working with Windows Vista and Windows 7, the operating system may give you the following error message: “Host Process for Windows Services Has Stopped Working”. This error points to svchost.exe and rasmans.dll_unloaded and despite it is still unclear why it is triggered, here is a nice workaround to fix it.
- Click Start.
- In the Search bar, type Task Scheduler and press Enter.
- On the left pane, click on Task Scheduler Library, Microsoft, Windows, RAC.
- Now, click the View Menu and tick Show Hidden Tasks.
- In the middle pane, right click on RACTask and click Disable.
- Done!
Tags: trick, Windows 7, Windows Vista
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February 16th, 2009
Hey man, i have the same problem that tou talking abaut.
I will try to do this steps… let’s se if you solve my problem.
August 24th, 2009
Disabling RAC cannot work. It cant stop notifications. Even if you get rid of the NT ‘notify’ folder in the registry, the message will still pop up. The only diff is it wont interfere with the program, it’ll just ask you to close the program – repeatedly – annoyingly.
Just get rid of vista – all versions are crap.
September 18th, 2009
Hello, yeah this is nice and helpfully but it doesn’t work I still get the the message so it does not really do anything to stop the message or fix it
September 19th, 2009
1) Try to see if you have conflicts in your drivers. Some users has reported that, by uninstalling a VSO driver named pcouffin.sys in the device manager, he managed to solve the issue.
2) Try to scan your PC for viruses or spyware. Sometimes the error is triggfered by a virus.
3) The issue with this problem is that it is triggered by a lot of different causes so, finding the right one might be a real, royal pain in the butt!
February 1st, 2010
Hi Web Talk,
How do you see if you have conflicts in your drivers? I tried to find pcouffin.sys in my Device Manager but I couldnt find it!
Thanks
March 12th, 2010
Worked perfectly – thanks!
May 25th, 2010
All goes fine until the very last step: the middle pane reads ‘RACAgent’, not ‘RACTask’….any ideas? And your directions were very clear, thanks!!
July 5th, 2010
I would also add, there is a great tool to help uncover sneaky little trojan like conflicker. It is free, no cost at ALL. It doesn’t fix the problem it finds, it just lets you know there is one. It’s called svchost process anaylzer.
August 7th, 2010
thanks now works!!!
August 17th, 2010
I tried to follow the steps above, but I get the message ‘Task Scheduler service is not available. Verify that the service is running.’ – what does this mean?! How do you find out if there are conflicts with drivers??