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30 November 2007
carpserv.exe
carpserv.exe is installed with Zoltrix and Conexant modems. It enables the internal modem speaker, which allows you to listen to the dial-up process. This process is installed on notebook computers, and is required for the notebook’s modem to function correctly. This is a non-essential process, so, if you stop using your notebook’s modem, you can […]
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30 November 2007
ccapp.exe
Ccapp.exe is a file related to Norton Antivirus (”ccapp” is short for “common client application”). This file works together with many of Norton’s features, such as autoprotect and email checking. There have, however, been reports of ccapp.exe being part of an adware program, which monitors the user’s online activities and sends its observations to third […]
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26 November 2007
hphipm11.exe
This process belongs to HP Printer Driver, thus, if you are using Hewlett-Packard printer, you should not remove this process, unless it’s causing problems. Nevertheless, if you have this process running in your system (especially, if do not use HP printer) you should use you antivirus software or a free scanner to check it, as […]
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23 November 2007
hpgs2wnd.exe
hpgs2wnd.exe is an executable that belongs to Hewlett-Packard ‘Share-to-Web’ system. It allows you to upload media, including photos, to the internet for other users to view and download. If you use Hewlett-Packard devices, you should not terminate this process, unless you suspect it’s causing problems. The executable is located in a subfolder of “C:\Program […]
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22 November 2007
hpcmpmgr.exe
hpcmpmgr.exe (HP Framework Component Manager Service) is the key process of HP Component Manager, which belongs to Hewlett-Packard Company. It is important to the running of their range of multimedia products. Also, if your drivers for Hewlett Packard devices are out of date, it will update and install new ones. hpcmpmgr.exe also implements significant functions, […]
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20 November 2007
hkcmd.exe
hkcmd.exe is installed as a component of Intel multimedia devices and allows configuration and diagnostic options for these devices. It is a non-essential system process, thus should not be terminated unless causing problems. If you do not have Intel video card installed and you still see hkcmd.exe running in your system, the file can be […]
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20 November 2007
helpsvc.exe
Helpsvc.exe is a legitimate windows file that works in relation to the “help” function and automatic updates, as such, the file might be critical for the normal performance of the PC. However, helpsvc.exe may also be a part of Radium, a backdoor responsible for granting remote access to your computer and thus stealing information etc.
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19 November 2007
hdashcut.exe
Hdashcut.exe is the Microsoft High Definition Audio Page Shortcut module installed with the Universal Audio Architecture High Definition Audio class driver.
This file is NOT a threat, but is a non-essential process. Whether hdashcut.exe should be terminated or left untouched is down to user preference.
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16 November 2007
optimize.exe
Optimize.exe is a malicious file related to an advertisement program by Avenue media. It is responsible for monitoring the users online habits and distributing its observations to third party servers where they are to be analyzed. This allows the creation of personalized pop-ups. optimize.exe may also be part of Dyfuca, a downloader. As such its […]
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15 November 2007
netsvc.exe
This process is know as Trojan.W32.Mytob worm. It is distributed through e-mail and tries to trick you into opening a hostile attachment. Since netsvc.exe has it’s own SMTP server, the process then distributes itself to whomever it finds in your contact list. It also allows attackers to gain access to your computer, stealing passwords and […]