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I am running Version 6.x Advanced on my desktop.  After I close out WDSc and
the disk stops buzzing, when I look at Task Manager I see a "javaw.exe" job
still present hanging on to a big chunk of ram, but not using any CPU.  Not
really a problem until I attempt to logoff.  Then I get the window telling
me there is still a job named "javaw.exe" still running and giving me the
chance to end it now or it will automatically end it.  I have to end it
myself because even after the countdown, the job ending window never closes
and my PC stays logged on.

 

Anyone else ever run into this?  Unfortunately I can't take a screen print.

 

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