| All comments about dvpapi.exe: |
 | The little proggie that scans to see if your ass is covered by a firewall, virus scanner, and makes sure you've got your microsoft automatic updates. This is part of the security center for windows xp. |
| | dont think its dangerous |
 John Doggett | from the link below: SAFE Application/Process Description Below is a basic description of the application/process you have selected. This application is safe to have on your computer. Summary : Command AntiVirus for Windows Component, Company :Command Software Systems, Inc., Description : Command AntiVirus for Windows Component, Threat Level (1-10) : 0, Processes :DVPAPI.EXE See also: Link |
| Zeb | Anti-Virus for freedom firewall |
 Peter C | This file appears to be part of Cox.net security software |
| grant lawsky | command softwares dynamic virus protection engine |
| | This is Bundled in with Cox.net security applications. It is apart of cox.net and as trusable as cox.net is. See also: Link |
| Nancy | This is antivirus for Freedom program |
 Mark H. | It is part of the LogiGuard program to monitor surveillance on your pc. This is an optional install not spyware. |
| Alan Cain | This file is a part of PC Guard an Anti-Virus package See also: Link |
| Jake | Essential for Cox Internet Security Suite |
| | Component of Freedom Anti-Virus Suite. Distributed free to users of various Internet providers. See also: Link |
| Tina | came with new antivirus |
| Granny | Stoping dvpapi caused ntl netguard to start without antivirus |
| | I use cox for highspeed internet. After installing the cox highspeed internet I saw this dvpapi in my system configuration utility, under the services tab. |
| Andrew | It is part of Windows XP ability to detect third party Antivirus, such as ones from your cable/phone company's internet service. If your third party virus protection is active, basically dvpapi.exe should too. You can still just call your phone/cable company if you still notice anything suspicious about it! |
| JR | This is antivirus for Freedom program |
| | part of freedom anitvirus |
| SuperUserNT | dvpapi.exe is a process belonging to Authentium Antivirus. This process should not be removed to ensure that your system is secure. |
| Austin | Adrew's comment above is spot on. |
| Bob W. | This file started to run on my computer after installing Verizon's security suite See also: Link |
| Leaf | Dvpapi.exe is also installed when you run an online virus scan from the iolo system mechanic web site ... its kind of strange though that when you run the web site scan it auto configs itself as a local service in your services.msc to always run with your computer ... its possible its a gift but only if it doesnt interfere with your currently installed antivirus(not good having 2 antivirus running because of a high conflict possiblity and wasted system resources).There doesnt seem 2 be enough info about dvpapi 2 find out what it really does or if it conflicts ..look at my link it is unsettling See also: Link |
 yomo | gives me random popups of spyware removals |
 lhaddy | This program is stopping my actual Anti Virus program from running. I never downloaded Authentium and can not uninstall it, control it, or disable it. Causes my computer to freeze. |
| | It won't let you delete from your own computer |
| Toraknor | This is part of Verizon's Anti-Virus Suite. They contract Freedom Internet Security Suite. Also known as RadialPoint Security Service. In Fact if you look at the Freedom Software Icon, it is the same one that shows up on your taskbar. See also: Link |
| Wootcaker | So not dangerous. The key components on ur pc that should be running is... Nvm im too lazy |
| KD | No idea how my PC got this software . Deleted . Not found in Add/Remove Programs . I am happy with Symantecs and Webroot . |
| ABC-ZYX | seems like it might be part of some of the leftovers cleaned a vestige of symantec out could be the same |
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