Would you be worried about this? Does windows / HP support assistant sometimes open command prompt windows for routine maintenance/updates? It is the fact that it has occurred on both machines which particularly concerns me. I have run McAfee scans which have detected no problems. Again I noted a (differently named) nexus in my network. Again it was shortly after switching the machine on. I didn't catch it but think it was different from the previous episode. I was using the other laptop about 5 days ago, when again the command prompt box briefly flashed up and disappeared. I think HP support assistant may have been doing something at the time. For example, if you use a mapped drive letter, that drive mapping is specific to the logged in user, so to make it work when run 'as administrator' you either need to create the drive mapping in the script, or use UNC paths. At the time I didn't worry as I thought it was a maintenance process, and assumed I was picking up a neighbour's device on my network. First thing I'd check is to see if your script relies on anything from the current user's environment. I happened to have the windows 8 network folder open and noted an unknown Galaxy nexus device in my network, which disappeared shortly after. They closed very quickly but I think I caught something flike "1 files copied". Having switched it on about 5 minutes previously, I was looking at webmail when 2 command prompt boxes popped up in quick succession. I was using one of the laptops 12 days ago. Both loaded with HP support assistant.Īpologies in advance for the lack of info and for my complete lack of computing knowledge.
Hi, I have 2 laptops, both identical: HP Pavilion with Windows 8.1 and McAfee LiveSafe internet security (McAfee antivirus and antispyware version 17.6).
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