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Hi Tiny, it almost a year since I have those desktop-dancers on my screen. (and I have the registered no_nude version). I never recognized any spyware or things like that. I would guess it's maybe a problem with "Virtual Girls", from the same webpage (mp3dancer.com). Even have formatted my computer two times or so, since.
Tiny T. ask; ""If you choose a different screen-saver than the Aquarium, does PC Health kick back into action?""
Yes, they does. (they allow PCH. in the first place to run after 8 min. of idle.)
From the link you post(groups.google);
""[Pchschd.exe ]..This program simply
checks when run to see if your system is currently idle, if not it then
simply checks again in 10 minutes. If however the system is idle and has
been for the last few minutes it launches winmgmt.exe which collects details
of the current system configuration after which pchschd is set to check
again in six hours. ""
And, Jim Sachs; ""..There is no part of the program (Aquarium) that is even in memory until it is time to launch it.""
Maybe my system needs to be 110% idle. ;-)
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