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I've tried logging in as root, and
kill -9
these process ID's found in Terminal with
ps -ax
screenshot here - http://screencast.com/t/FvKyLJIiS
But they just won't die.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Darren.
Thanks Carolyn ;-)
I should have clarified - I'd already tried Activity Monitor - Quit & Force Quit.
Nothing happens - which is how I ended up trying to use Terminal as Root - and that didn't work either.
I really don't like this at all - it smacks of Spyware. I'm pretty sure they're not, as I've installed them myself.
But I don't like any program that stops me from selecting whether or not I want to run it on Login.....
If you Google both of those processes, it points to > How to run the Desktop Client in Service Mode
That's a third-party system modification called "VyprVPN." If you don't like what it does, remove it according to the developer's instructions, or refer to the developer for support.
how to kill VPN processes in background
