What's this service?

Anyone ever heard of Senarpnkdpns? I have this running in my Services and a
search of my files comes up empty of anything similar. I ran Adaware and
Spybot S&D but they come up with no problems except the usual which I'm able
to delete.

Tia

Russell
Wed Jun 09 15:29:24 CDT 2004

If that is the service name; when you open up the
properties for the service, what path does it give for the
executable?

>-----Original Message-----
>Anyone ever heard of Senarpnkdpns? I have this running in
my Services and a
>search of my files comes up empty of anything similar. I
ran Adaware and
>Spybot S&D but they come up with no problems except the
usual which I'm able
>to delete.
>
>Tia
>
>
>.
>

uno1
Wed Jun 09 17:39:53 CDT 2004

There is none, the path field is blank. Someone suggested I look in the
registry and this is what I found there:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services
Senarpnkdpns:
Value= DisplayName Data=Senarpnkdpns
Value=ErrorControl Data=0x00000001 (1)
Value=Group Data=FSFilter Quota Management
Value=Start Data=0x00000004 (4)
Value=Tag Data=0x00000001 (1)
Value=Type Data=0x000000010 (16)

It has two sub-directories:
Enum
Security

Closest thing to a path is in Enum:
Value=0 Data= Root\LEGACY_SENARPNKDPNS\0000
In Enum there is also a Count and NextInstance both are 0x00000001 (1)

In Security I see:
Value=Security Data= a large string of number pairs

Any ideas??


"Russell" <newsgroup@paperdragon.ca> wrote in message
news:1a9a501c44e60$741819e0$a001280a@phx.gbl...
> If that is the service name; when you open up the
> properties for the service, what path does it give for the
> executable?

Russell
Wed Jun 09 22:47:45 CDT 2004

Some one been trying of out quota management software? This
is pure speculation on my part, but best thing I can find
that fits your situation. =20

Using google to search for 'fsfilter quota management', I
found this old post, only the cached version exist, the
link as long disappeared.

http://www.google.ca/search?q=3Dcache:E6ZsiE6EETUJ:www.ntfsd.org/archive/=
ntfsd0208/msg0017.html+%22fsfilter+quota+management%22&hl=3Den


From there I did a search on just 'quota management'.=20
Found products like NTPsoftware.com 's 'Quota and File
Sentinial', and advtoolware.com 's 'SpaceGuard'. It was
NTP Software product Quota and File Sentinial, That got me
thinging that quota management might of been in place on
the machine.

>-----Original Message-----
>There is none, the path field is blank. Someone suggested
I look in the
>registry and this is what I found there:
>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services
>Senarpnkdpns:
>Value=3D DisplayName Data=3DSenarpnkdpns
>Value=3DErrorControl Data=3D0x00000001 (1)
>Value=3DGroup Data=3DFSFilter Quota Management
>Value=3DStart Data=3D0x00000004 (4)
>Value=3DTag Data=3D0x00000001 (1)
>Value=3DType Data=3D0x000000010 (16)
>
>It has two sub-directories:
>Enum
>Security
>
>Closest thing to a path is in Enum:
>Value=3D0 Data=3D Root\LEGACY_SENARPNKDPNS\0000
>In Enum there is also a Count and NextInstance both are
0x00000001 (1)
>
>In Security I see:
>Value=3DSecurity Data=3D a large string of number pairs
>
>Any ideas??

uno1
Thu Jun 10 06:54:54 CDT 2004

Russell,
I saw that post before and it did not help me a bit. I'm not sure I
understand what quota management does but whatever it is I doubt if I need
it because I've had this service disabled since I spotted it (I picked it up
within the past week since I'm always looking at my services often to be
safe so I know it's new) with no ill effects that I'm aware of. I'm really
baffled that no one else ever had or found this service running since as you
probably found doing a google on this service there are absolutely no hits
whatsoever!
I would like to completely remove all traces and referances of this service
from my pc, do you know if there is a safe way of doing it like a utility
specifically designed for this type of procedure?

thanks for your help


"Russell" <Newsgroup@paperdragon.ca> wrote in message
news:1a89801c44e9d$b0873720$a101280a@phx.gbl...
Some one been trying of out quota management software? This
is pure speculation on my part, but best thing I can find
that fits your situation.

Using google to search for 'fsfilter quota management', I
found this old post, only the cached version exist, the
link as long disappeared.

http://www.google.ca/search?q=cache:E6ZsiE6EETUJ:www.ntfsd.org/archive/ntfsd0208/msg0017.html+%22fsfilter+quota+management%22&hl=en


From there I did a search on just 'quota management'.
Found products like NTPsoftware.com 's 'Quota and File
Sentinial', and advtoolware.com 's 'SpaceGuard'. It was
NTP Software product Quota and File Sentinial, That got me
thinging that quota management might of been in place on
the machine.

>-----Original Message-----
>There is none, the path field is blank. Someone suggested
I look in the
>registry and this is what I found there:
>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services
>Senarpnkdpns:
>Value= DisplayName Data=Senarpnkdpns
>Value=ErrorControl Data=0x00000001 (1)
>Value=Group Data=FSFilter Quota Management
>Value=Start Data=0x00000004 (4)
>Value=Tag Data=0x00000001 (1)
>Value=Type Data=0x000000010 (16)
>
>It has two sub-directories:
>Enum
>Security
>
>Closest thing to a path is in Enum:
>Value=0 Data= Root\LEGACY_SENARPNKDPNS\0000
>In Enum there is also a Count and NextInstance both are
0x00000001 (1)
>
>In Security I see:
>Value=Security Data= a large string of number pairs
>
>Any ideas??

Russell
Thu Jun 10 12:15:22 CDT 2004

Disk Quota management normally limits the amount of disk
space a person can use. Like the online mail systems, you
might get a disk quota of say 10MB. Although it is
possible to use quota management for other things, like
the amount of band width you can use.

As far as I can I found, the services are controlled from
the registry entry you quoted. So I would just backup
that registry level, and then delete the registry key that
has the service info in it.

As to where it came from, no idea. Did you install some
software around the time it showed up?

>-----Original Message-----
>Russell,
>I saw that post before and it did not help me a bit. I'm
not sure I
>understand what quota management does but whatever it is
I doubt if I need
>it because I've had this service disabled since I spotted
it (I picked it up
>within the past week since I'm always looking at my
services often to be
>safe so I know it's new) with no ill effects that I'm
aware of. I'm really
>baffled that no one else ever had or found this service
running since as you
>probably found doing a google on this service there are
absolutely no hits
>whatsoever!
>I would like to completely remove all traces and
referances of this service
>from my pc, do you know if there is a safe way of doing
it like a utility
>specifically designed for this type of procedure?
>
>thanks for your help
>

uno1
Fri Jun 11 18:49:48 CDT 2004

Thanks for the info Russell. I removed this 'parasite' from my registry and
all is good again. :)
Thanks again for your time!


"Russell" <newsgroup@paperdragon.ca> wrote in message
news:1aa5e01c44f0e$83521e70$a301280a@phx.gbl...
> Disk Quota management normally limits the amount of disk
> space a person can use. Like the online mail systems, you
> might get a disk quota of say 10MB. Although it is
> possible to use quota management for other things, like
> the amount of band width you can use.
>
> As far as I can I found, the services are controlled from
> the registry entry you quoted. So I would just backup
> that registry level, and then delete the registry key that
> has the service info in it.
>
> As to where it came from, no idea. Did you install some
> software around the time it showed up?
>
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Russell,
> >I saw that post before and it did not help me a bit. I'm
> not sure I
> >understand what quota management does but whatever it is
> I doubt if I need
> >it because I've had this service disabled since I spotted
> it (I picked it up
> >within the past week since I'm always looking at my
> services often to be
> >safe so I know it's new) with no ill effects that I'm
> aware of. I'm really
> >baffled that no one else ever had or found this service
> running since as you
> >probably found doing a google on this service there are
> absolutely no hits
> >whatsoever!
> >I would like to completely remove all traces and
> referances of this service
> >from my pc, do you know if there is a safe way of doing
> it like a utility
> >specifically designed for this type of procedure?
> >
> >thanks for your help
> >
>