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Does anyone know what program installs and uses the dvpapi.exe service. I
recently installed IE7 and Verizon Internet Security Suite (VISS). On
infrequent occasions VISS slows my computer to a crawl and uses 98% cpu time.
Cannot get any solultion from MS or Verizon.
I'm pretty sure it's a conflict of A/V programs but I don't find or have
another A/V program installed.
 
From: "Wesley Vogel" <[email protected]>

| dvpapi.exe is a process belonging to Authentium Antivirus.
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| Can also be Command Software Systems, Inc. - Anti Virus
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| I think that Authentium bought Command Software.
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| Verizon Internet Security Suite may use Authentium Antivirus, the web site
| doesn't say
| http://www22.verizon.com/forhomedsl/channels/dsl/micro/security_suite/features.asp
|

F-Prot, Authentium, Command, etc, are all the same Engine and sinatures :-)

The Frisk F-Prot engine and signatures are OEMd often and the following has a PARTIAL
list...
http://www.f-prot.com/partners/oem/current_oem_partners.html

dvpapi.exe is part of the F-Prot Win32 AV protection and is the core NT Service
 
Appreciate your efforts my friends.
I too did a little investigating and found another thread on A/V security.

There wasn't really a concensus on the exact products, however they all seemed to believe that Authentium provides the dvpavi.exe as a 'plug in' (for lack of a better definition) to a number of A/V security providers, including Verizon's Freedom F/W.

http://www.neuber.com/taskmanager/process/dvpapi.exe.html
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Wesley Vogel said:
Gotcha.

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Wes
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It does Wes, TY

Wesley Vogel said:
Leave out the > characters. They are placed automatically in Outlook
Express and other newsreaders to show quoted text in a reply.

Most old hands will not read any text preceded by a > figuring that they
have already read that in a previous message. Or figure that whoever sent a
reply forgot to type anything into the message body.

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Hope this helps. Let us know.

Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User

In
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Freedom AV is by RadialPoint (formally Zero Knowledge) and is an OEM of Frisk F-prot.

It is most often provided to ISPs.
 
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