Can someone advise what BVRP software test line is?. IT'S IN MY STARTUP PROGRAMS SAW IT RUNNING .?
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Okay.  BVRP is a phone modem manufacturer.  BVRP software is safe, and is required by your phone modem.  If you're on dial up, and you stop this program *poof* you're disconnected.  If you're on high speed, and you have a phone modem installed in your PC, it's gonna be there, but it will be safe to stop it.\n\n\nShame on you, Rudy, for saying what you said.  People come on here for help, and you lie to them?
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So this could simply be an application starting up and then shutting down right away.  Sometimes programs do that in order to accomplish something like quickly check for updates, etc.\n\nIt's a bad design on the programmers side, but it isn't necessarily anything malicious.  Run a spyware/virus check just in case, but I doubt it's a big deal.\n\nAlso, if you are curious, you can use the task manager in windows (hit Control-Alt-Delete just once) and you can see what programs are actually running at the time.  Most you won't recognize, but you can do some quick net searches to find out any ones that look odd.
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try this nice software both system diagnostics and security diagnostics, and it's free:\nhttp://www.belarc.com/Programs/advisor.exe
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not really sure but first off are u running updated software on an old operating system if so id say most of the new software is made for XP
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It was a piece of malware you had installed. Odds are something cleaned it up for you. Go to Tools, Manage Add-ons, and find any reference to it and set it to "disable". Also, Start - Run - msconfig - OK, go to Startup tab, look for anything else in there and uncheck it. When you reboot check the box that comes up and hit OK so you won't see it again.
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I'm setting up BSD for myself. it's possible that there may be a solution within its ports/packages selection.
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Go to http://www.pcpitstop.com/ and run the full system test
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It maybe your firewall.  Id be carefull running that program.
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Hey. First-off, just incase you don't know how. Click start; Click run; Type 'msconfig' and press enter; Click on the 'Startup' tab at the top.\n\nNow. That list you see there is things in your startup menu. The things that are selected with a tick, is loaded. No tick, and it's not loaded. Nothing HAS to be loaded on that list, so you can go right ahead and disable all of them. Note, though, that if you do this, all your antivirus and anti-spyware and firewall (all your security utilities) will be disabled too. So, rather disable everything on there, except your security software. For example: you can take off winampa and NeroCheck but leave on avgcc and avgemc.\n\nHope it helps!
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My brother installed it on his computer and after that everything ran incredibly slowly, so slow you'd almost think the computer had frozen.\n\nI managed to get round it in a long winded way so that now it's just the start-up which is slow.\n\nAfter this experience I'd be tempted to use Norton, eTrust, Panda or some other anti-virus program.
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I agree with Dusty.  Seems like a trojan, or at least spyware.\nAll of his download suggestions are good.  I would recommend a visit to PC Pitstop first, though.  If it's a trojan, it may interfere with downloading, so an online scan like PC Pitstop would be an alternative.  It will also give you a good idea of your machine's performance, along with processes running (a good clue to virii and spyware), and a relative comparison with other computers similarly equipped.\n\nThe other suggestion about "Hijack This" is also good.  This program will give you detailed information about all processes running, including those that may be hidden from the Task Manager.  Please avail yourself of the experienced community of Hijack This users so you don't end up deleting something by mistake that is essential to your computer's operation.\n\nSites listed below are PCPitstop, Download.com (HijackThis page), Spybot S&D, and Merijn.org (excellent anti-spyware resource.\nGood luck!
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hmmm... you have a program that is checking something.  maybe its program to see what applications are installed in your pc & if the applications are licensed.
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forget that test, they always find some "faults" only to animate you buying a useless system tool. if the PC is working normally why should you change something?
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Most systems have alot of software that isnt needed running on startup. Example....quicktime, logitech software, realplayer, winzip, etc...These programs and many others arent needed and will run when required. If they are running on startup, they are eating up ram! Type msconfig in your run box and shut them down. Be carefull what you shut down tho.
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Aye matey. It is running most likely.\nTry deactivating it first. Just chuck it and then clean up registry with a registry cleaner. I know many would say DON'T!!.. maybe they are right but I think it's the only way that does not involve someone that actually knows what he's doing. >:-)
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go here\nhttp://www.systemrequirementslab.com/referrer/srtest\nchoose game\n click can u run it
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change the settings of your start up.\n\nthey are in Start-->run. type 'msconfig'.\nhit Enter.\nthat may give u some results