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From: Menl on 30 Dec 2006 05:00
Hi,

I noticed that the matlab.exe proces is automatically started on
windows startup. I cannot find the entry to disable this. It's the
largest memory user after startup, so I would like to only start it
when I start Matlab.

Can anyone please tell me what it is used for and how to disable it
to achieve above mentioned functionality.

Thanx
From: John on 30 Dec 2006 06:13
Menl schreef:
> Hi,
>
> I noticed that the matlab.exe proces is automatically started on
> windows startup. I cannot find the entry to disable this. It's the
> largest memory user after startup, so I would like to only start it
> when I start Matlab.
>
> Can anyone please tell me what it is used for and how to disable it
> to achieve above mentioned functionality.
>
> Thanx

Hi,

I only see matlabserver.exe being started automatically here. This is a
service and you can disable it by going to
start -> run -> "services.msc"

-- John
From: Menl on 30 Dec 2006 06:58
John wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
> I only see matlabserver.exe being started automatically here. This
> is a
> service and you can disable it by going to
> start -> run -> "services.msc"
>
> -- John
>

Thanx

Do you know what functionality it offers, as it is not automatically
started when starting matlab now. From the website I understand it's
a communication layer between several programs.

M.
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