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vvx3000.exe application error and file info
Microsoft LifeCam Device Application
- Microsoft LifeCam
- Microsoft Corporation
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| Filetype : executable |
An executable file is a program that can be executed in your windows environment.
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| General file info |
| Product name: |
Microsoft LifeCam
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| Description: |
Microsoft LifeCam Device Application
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Microsoft Corporation
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| Pacman startup database |
Unknown process
Associated with Microsoft's VX-1000 LifeCam webcams. What does it do and is it required? |
| info provided by sysinfo.org |
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Automatic startup locations
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001 Running Processes |
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002 Autorun registry entries local machine |
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003 Autorun registry entries Current User |
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073 %windir%\Tasks |
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MD5 file hash calculation |
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A MD5 hash is a unique fingerprint of a file. Different files/versions can have the same filename in windows. The MD5 hash verifies that the legitimate file is not altered or "fake".
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Your file might not be digitally signed |
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This means that the publisher of this software did not sign this file with a certificate from a trusted windows source.
Many publishers (even Microsoft) do not sign all their files, so this does not indicate that the file is suspect.
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