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HeyFor a few days now I've been having problems with the kaspersky process 'avp.exe' - which has been (according to taskmanger) taking up between 45 and 55% of my CPU.According to a google search the process 'avp.exe is a process belonging to Kaspersky Internet Security Suite' but is also 'a process which is registered as a trojan'. Kaspersky itself has not picked this up as a threat however (hence my deliberating over whether this thread should go in 'Security & HJT' or 'Software')Another thing which I have noticed is that I seem to have mutiple instances of 'CLI.exe' processes running (ATi Catalyst stuff I think) but these are only taking up between 5 and 10% of the CPU. This may be a separate problem.Also interesting is that even though Task Manager tells me that my CPU is running at 90%+, I cannot here anything working hard inside the computer, the Hard Drives are running quietly, and generally the computer still runs smoothly.Any help would be greatly appreciated,Jimmy.Intel Core 2 CPU 6400 @ 2.13GHz, 2.00GB of RAM, ATi X1600UPDATE: Occasionally there are two instances of avp.exe running, this concerns me. If I close down Kaspersy then my CPU goes back down to running low. But goes back up again as soon as I start it up.I think this thread should be moved into the 'Security' section as I suspect that I have a trojan. UPDATE:I have tried reparing the program through 'add/remove programs', this did not make any difference.I then tried uninstalling the software completely and then re-installing it.
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However now Kaspersky does not seem to run on start-up (it does not appear in the system tray on the start bar). Although the process 'avp.exe' is still listed in taskmanager and is still taking between 45 and 55% of my CPU.Then if I proceed to start up Kaspersky manually a further two instances of 'avp.exe' appear in task manager, one lsited as SYSTEM process and the other as the user.Does anyone have ANY idea what's going on here? Any suggestions will be grealty appreciated.
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Thanks for your time. Q10: Why does the ATI Catalyst™ Control Center require 3 “CLI.exe” files as well a “Preview.exe” file?A10: The ATI Catalyst™ Control Center has been separated into different components (a unique instance of CLI.exe per component) because it allows us to tune the characteristics of the process instance to the type of component. One component is called the “Runtime”, which acts as a server to all of the other client components. The two other client components are the “User-Interface” and the “System Tray”.
The client “CLI.exe”s are tuned differently to enhance performance; the “User-Interface” client is optimized to run for short periods of time, whereas the “System Tray” client is designed to run for long periods of time. The “preview.exe” file (used for the 3D preview) is a based on the Win32 process (whereas the rest of the ATI Catalyst™ Control Center is based on the.NET framework), and is strictly an OpenGL application. Note that the preview “preview.exe” process is used only when the “User-Interface” is operating, and is ended as soon as the ATI Catalyst™ Control Center is closed. Hey,Yeah, I do have an HP, BitDefender picked up that the 'C:hpbinKillWind' file was infected with the virus 'Virtool.1992', which after doing a google search returned that there are quite a few cases of this.According to this website:It is some sort of 'virus creation tool'.BitDefender did delete the file. But the afformentioned problem still remains.-Thanks for the reply dvk01,I didn't know Kaspersky had a version 8.0 released.
Will upgrade it. Let's hope it fixes the problem!