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ccproxy in process's, normal?
Name: coolrules1 Date: May 12, 2004 at 06:08:12 Pacific OS: XP CPU/Ram: 64 bit Athlon 1gig ram
Comment:
i have recently found CCPROXY.exe and CTSVCCDA.exe in my processes i dont think they were there before, is this normal please reply. Thanx in advance for any replies.
Name: GerryC Date: May 12, 2004 at 06:48:17 Pacific
Reply:
ctsvccda.exe = Creative CD-ROM Services. Description: Background task for CD-ROM access that gets installed by the Windows 95, 98, or ME drivers of some Creative SoundBlaster soundcards. It also sometimes gets installed on Windows 2000 by non-driver related Creative software suites, such as Creative Jukebox.
ccsproxy.exe = Symantec Network Proxy service
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