'Recovery Service for Windows'

Hi. Looking at "Services" and "Startup" processes on a tx2500z, "Hide all Microsoft services" checked, what is:
"Recovery Service for Windows", manufacturer Unknown. Thnx.

Hi. Some additional information from task manager.. This process points to BLService.exe*32, located in C:\WIndows\SMINST, with the description 'Application MFC STServices'. From what I understand this BLService is an HP solution to a microsoft bitlocker process?
I'm not having a problem with this application that I am aware of (not like the ppl were having in this thread). I just want to know generally what it is doing and if disabling it from system start-up will increase overall performance.
Thnx

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denzmo

Thanks for the reply.
I have some followup questions
2. Can you explain the DNS setting in your setup ?
Tree ---> Power--> apd.com.ph -- dlpc.apd.com.ph
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-- Pictor.vec.apd.com.ph ( additional domain server ) -> "Failed to configure in DSFW"
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result : 32 No such object
text : NDS error : no such entry (-601)
# numResponses :1
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b.) running the command in the ADC PICTOR;
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