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<blockquote data-quote="shmu26" data-source="post: 731222" data-attributes="member: 37647">So I have a process that runs every once in a whileC:\ProgramData\Logishrd\LogiOptions\Unifying\DJCUHost.exeIt is associated with my logitech mouse software.When it runs, and I have dll protection enabled, I get a Windows error message that it was blocked by my administrator settings. I don&#039;t know what this process actually does. Maybe it runs an updater or something, don&#039;t know. It does not show in the log.I tried enabling advanced logging, and manually running it elevated, but it did not do the usual thing that way.I am guessing that it uses a dll in a temp folder somewhere.Do you maybe know some tool that logs dlls?I could disable dll protection, wait until it runs, and then check the log?EDIT: I found this about the process, not that it helps very much troubleshooting my issue:The unifying software is a program that lets you configure the devices. It will automatically scan for wireless keyboards and mice and add them onto the list. We can enable or disable a certain device using the program.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shmu26, post: 731222, member: 37647"] So I have a process that runs every once in a while C:\ProgramData\Logishrd\LogiOptions\Unifying\DJCUHost.exe It is associated with my logitech mouse software. When it runs, and I have dll protection enabled, I get a Windows error message that it was blocked by my administrator settings. I don't know what this process actually does. Maybe it runs an updater or something, don't know. It does not show in the log. I tried enabling advanced logging, and manually running it elevated, but it did not do the usual thing that way. I am guessing that it uses a dll in a temp folder somewhere. Do you maybe know some tool that logs dlls? I could disable dll protection, wait until it runs, and then check the log? EDIT: I found this about the process, not that it helps very much troubleshooting my issue: The unifying software is a program that lets you configure the devices. It will automatically scan for wireless keyboards and mice and add them onto the list. We can enable or disable a certain device using the program. [/QUOTE]

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