Prozess Name: Windows Media Player Service
Produkt: Media Player 7
Firma: Microsoft
Datei: MsPMSPSv.exe
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Der WMDM PMSP Dienst wird zusammen mit dem Windows Media Player 7 unter Windows 2000 installiert. Er ist für Microsoft's Digital Rights Management notwenidig. Dieser Dienst erlaubt dem WMDM (Windows Media Device Manager), Mediendaten vom PC auf portable Player zu kopieren. Der Service kann in der Verwaltung deaktiviert werden, wenn man den Media Player nicht nutzt. Unter Windows XP/2003 ist der WMDM PMSP service standardmäßig eine Instanz von svchost.exe, Portable Media Serial Number genannt.

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15531 Security Task Manager Anwender fragten nach dieser Datei. 20 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als harmlos. 4 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als wahrscheinlich harmlos. 19 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als neutral. 10 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als etwas gefährlich. 23 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als gefährlich. 7 Anwender bewerteten diese nicht ("keine Angabe").

Kommentare über MsPMSPSv.exe: Wavemaster Microsoft's WMDM PMSP Service, aka Windows Media Device Manager Pre-Message Security Protocol Service. This services enables Windows Media Player to support the SDMI protocol (Secure Digital Music Initiative) when copying CDs or packaging copyrighted downloaded music to SDMI compliant music players and storage devices. Recommendation : This process takes at least 1.2Mb of memory - you can disable it.  Siehe auch: Link Psychodonovan This is pretty harmless and a part of Microsoft's Windows Media Player. However it occupies space in your memory and doesn't actually serve you the consumer in any way... Disabling it won't harm your system in anyway and will free up some RAM. So yes, disable it! Andrei Rouliakov The most annoying thing about this service is that it is not uninstalled after you uninstall Windows Media Player 7? and just takes up space and memory. There is a built-in way to uninstall it though. Just type "mspmspsv -u" from the command prompt (without quotation marks) and follow the on-screen instructions. Znapper It used to be a Media Player 7 related Media Manager. but it dosnt belong in windows XP! i have had this file...and when you use the mspmspsv -u command it says that it is allready stopped! i think its spyware!! thats using the name of a file that we think is harmless! and that makes it dangerous! Andrew Bowdle This is the worst form of spyware... the kind that poses as a non-essential windows process. Disable this immediately, whether you think you use it or not. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO STOP IT, YOU MOST LIKELY HAVE A VIRUSED FILE! Disable it from starting up and that should solve the problem. WaR^ This file should not be in Windows XP. If trying to shut it down gives errors u might have (had) spyware or a virus. If u see this file, check the System idle process aswell. Is it sending to the internet? Mine did to 162.40.179.87 and to another IP. checkr2005 mspmspsv.exe is a process which normally comes with a specific update of Windows Media player. It allows for the SDMI protocol (Secure Digital Music Initiative) to be used during dealing with music media. This is a non-essential process. Disabling or enabling this is down to user preference Sven Dack It should be disabled when not needed. Not only does a service consume memory but also they adds to the management overhead, can have security holes and in this particular case even function as a piece of spyware. nonam risk service girlhead takes up space ZL33t comes installed with sp1 but gets added as a service with the new wmp 10 updates..to remove..type "mspmspsv -u" in cmd then end process in task manager, then search for"mspmspsv.exe" in windows directory and delete the .exe and the prefech file by the same name..L8rZ  Siehe auch: Link resides In system32 and non of what i uses this file. And iI know specifically what i use and when it's loaded. It's a virus . You can use Unlocker or Move on boot to delete it. i did and the charm came towards me again. REDflag it is complete crap it effects nothing it causes crashes, if you have a computer running on anything newer then 98se then get rid of it! its not spyware technicly but it is a way to find un registerd media, so to protect yourself disable it in services and uninstall wmp7 use nero showtimewindows media is only good for porn so u realize it must suck  Siehe auch: Link Dan After some in-depth analysis about why my Pc kept freezing (and needed to be switched on and off) with the Error code MACHINE CHECK : Regs, I found that each time it occured this damn service had just started. Consider it well and truely disabled ! CaughtWMDMPMSP Under Administrative Tools/Services, "WMDM PMSP Service" had no description where as all others did. Is this indicative of the virus form? It also likes to access my floppy drive, even without a disk in there. Rene (from Holand) mspmspsv.exe is a process which normally comes with a specific update of Windows Media player. It allows for the SDMI protocol (Secure Digital Music Initiative) to be used during dealing with music media. This is a non-essential process. Disabling or enabling it is down to user preference.  Siehe auch: Link Nonna In researching problems with ActiveSync not starting up automatically, I checked running processes. After reading this blog I disabled MSPMSPSV.exe and my ActiveSync suddenly initiated and synchronized successfully. Hmmmm.... Flicky Boi just appeared on my computer one day after my little brother skipped school. brought up never ending iexplores. problem was i dont have iexplore on my comp. yea fml. searched around. DEFF SpywaRE.! i have aol spyware search nd it found it to be like Haxdoor E which was a premeium securtiy alert. lawl. stoned! Wenn Sie mehr über MsPMSPSv.exe wissen, helfen Sie anderen mit Ihrem Wissen! Sicherheits-Bewertung:  --- keine Angabe ---  1 (harmlos)  2  3 (neutral)  4  5 (gefährlich) Was wissen Sie über diese Datei: Link für weitere Infos: Ihr Name:

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