<p>Win2003 WinHTTP Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Service <br />
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禁用服务 Win2003 WinHTTP Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Service。<br />
双击右下角的时间，在“Internet时间”选项卡中将“自动与 Internet 时间服务器同步”选项去掉。<br />
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1. Open Server Management console.<br />
2. Select "Advanced Management"->"Computer Management"->"Services and<br />
Applications"->"Services".<br />
3. Locate "WinHTTP Web Proxy Auto-Discovery Service" service and open its<br />
properties.<br />
4. Set it to "Disable" so this service will not run on next restart.<br />
- You can click "Stop" to stop this service if it is running.<br />
5. Click "OK" to take effect.<br />
By default, this service is not started in a standard SBS 2003<br />
installation. If this service is started and it is not used by any client<br />
for 15 minutes, it will detect this idle and automatically stop. This<br />
process will initiate the above events in Event Viewer. If you are<br />
encountering these events, please feel free to stop this service and it<br />
will not affect your basic functionalities.<br />
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I have seen this error on a few servers in total separate environments. It seems to cause a CPU spike when it is in transition. Though what I read is to just disable the service, my group thought to find the cause rather then the Band-Aid approach. Our brilliant leader pointed us in the direction of the NIC card. One thing we are seeing in common on all machines are that they have more then once NIC card. The other NICS are disabled but TCP/IP is set to DHCP. We have left the cards disabled but set dummy static IP address on the cards. So far so good. The thought here was that the Winhttp service had a dependency on DHCP client. Since a server shouldn’t be set to DHCP, then why is the client service running? That brought us to the NIC. <br />
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