| All comments about igfxsrvc.exe: |
 | Installed for some Intel hardware (onboard NVidia graphics in my case), but also a somewhat common trojan. In my legitimate case, it is installed alongside igfxpers.exe Richard Remer |
 | Intel(R) Integrated Graphics Service Sully |
 | this file was needed to run my Intel graphics integrated accelerator card. HP said it was a spyware and wouldnt give me the information, so I looked it up myself. Once I D/L'ed the file from intel and reinstalled the software with this file included my card worked correctly again. According to one website "igfxsrvc.exe is the Intel(R) Integrated Graphics Service installed with the drivers for graphic cards with Intel chip-sets. I added both websites for that info and the intel website where I would the driver See also: Link Link R.Warren |
| This is a component of Intel video driver. These are drivers for the Intel video device on your system. See also: Link Kenneth |
| igfxsrvc.exe is a process associated with Intel(R) Common User Interface from Intel Corporation. It is installed with graphic card drivers with Intel chipsets. This program is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and should not be terminated. Ava |
| It is installed with graphic card drivers with Intel chipsets. bagioris |
 | The original file on my system was erased and some sort of hacking file imbedded in its place. My entire system has been compromised and I'm only having partial success in locating akll of the bogus files that have been put into my computer Gary Carson |
| it is Intel Integrated Graphics ervice Kent |
| i'm using vista home basic. i've made an update from intel and it was installed igfxsrvc.exe. afterwards, my CPU is continously working at the rate of 90-100%. the PC is getting warm calin vedinas |
| INTEL Graphics file Manas |
 | causes high mem use/hangs See also: Link KThomas http://www.hortongroup.com |
 | I'm using Vista business 64bit on a Lenovo Thinkpad W500. I upgraded the switchable graphics driver. After the update I noticed my processor load being constantly above 50% because of this file. Of course the computer is permanently hot and sucks battery like crazy. Mike |
| It is a Service for Onboard video, Intel Express Chipsets Families. When i Disabled this file in my firewall, my graphics were a lot better. I pretty much think that this file does nothing but make sure you can't change your graphics so they are nicer... That's how it worked for me. It would randomly maker my video go to crap, and then i would either have to set my CPU on low, or disable the service, and my graphics would be fine. Ryan |
| The attempt to use this prog. when opening log-in form in internet banking - looks for me as an virus - graphic driver has nothing to do with internet banking and IE at all... Vojta Sadek |
| Intel(R) Integrated Graphics Service Ahmednabil |
| I fought the pop-up wanting to open outside the protected mode for days- finally got rid of it by using internet tools to clear the browser. I researched it but not knowing where or why it was coming from was scary. Donna |
| sytem file for intel graphics card DO NOT DELETE tech guy |
| If you go to "Task Manager" - "Processes" right above igfxsrv.exe is another file in the decription box it is called a "Persistance module". If you end process, you will see the CPU usage go down to about 3 or 4%. I have not had anything not work when I dd this. That's why I would say that it is some type of MaWare. You should look for this module everytime you boot up, or come out of hibernation. Sue |
| FOr some reason this File Continues, like Calin Vedinas, to pop up and eat up all my CPU and memory. It happens fairly randomly as well, I'm not sure what to do. Brandon |
| it does nothing, besides running in background - it can be deleted Hi |
| it is intel graphic card and drivers problem jan |
| I am running Windows 7 Home Premium, and this little file plus 2 more (igfxTray.exe and hkcmd.exe) For some reason, my computer keeps going up to %60 - %70 of CPU: Usage with out me realling touching... Also, I am having some new problems with other programs I install, but I am not %100 if it is this 3 files. Also, what pissis me off is the description is the name of the file and Module... What do they mean? Philipe |
| The problem is not igfxsrvc.exe but igfxpers.exe started via Run entry in the registry. This on is calling igfxsrvc.exe permanently, causing the CPU load; simple prevent it fron autostart. See link below. See also: Link kallob |
| The process takes 1GB of RAM on my PC .... maybe it is not the Intel driver but a spyware I have on my PC ... Anthony |
| Intel graphics driver, but it may be the cause of m,y internet going down. I'm currently investigating why my laptop would crash when i go online |
| I was at 50% CPU usage with igfxsrvc.exe using 30% of it at a Idle. I went into Windows Defender/Start up programs and Disabled File igfxpers.exe from running at start up and my CPU usage went to 10%. I haven't noticed and adverse affects after doing this, it works! Tom |
| avg "healed" it 21/3/2010. Not sure why, but my graphics still works Steven Manning |
| You might be interested in this site as it gives a lot of info on programs that run on start up. Accewss….Re:….. run… msconfig….. System Configuration Utility….. Startup… See also: Link John |
| virus .bloque le formatage jawad |
| Fixing a friends Lenovo Thinkpad R61 after getting a "security Suite" virus. rkill, killed this process, the cumputer is running fine without it. Waiting to see if MalwareBytes quarantines it or not. If it has a recent date I will delete it regardless. J Randall |
| The igfxsrvc.exe file was replaced with a virus file on 2 of my computers running Windows XP. The virus file was added to the c:\windows folder and was 184,320 bytes in size, while the legitimate Intel file was present in the c:\windows\system32 folder. The virus writes a recycler folder and an autorun.ini file to anything plugged into the usb port, including flash drives and hard drives. I can't tell what else it might be doing. Deleting this file from the c:\windows folder and related entries in the registry fixed the problem. A. Dusty Miller |
| intel program Sacisky |
| igfxsrvc.exe is an application ran by Synaptics in a hidden window. It is not a core process. Its purpose is a moniter of your inputs. file found here: C:\Programs Files\Synaptics\Syn TP Helper.exe --- Trained in Elec by US MIL |
| Came with system Michael |
| its a core process Josh |
| intel service No name no fame |
| It pops up in taskmanager while my display crashes. I did what kallob said but so far same problem. kigugu |
| This has now started to cause me problems when playing Civ5 (G&K) it never reared its head prior to this new patch/add-on for this game and now it constantly causes the game to crash. No idea how to resolve this issue at all. This is not a trojan horse or virus.. It's used to run your on-board graphics and comes from Intel! lsag_04 |
| I had igfxext.exe using 400MB, igfxsrvc.exe using 1.5GB and igfxpers.exe using 6K of RAM. They were all in System32 with a date 18 months old. I killed the processes with no negative impact. Anytime firefox is not my biggest memory hog I know that there is a problem :) Bill D |
| This file is responsible for popup menu on your graphic card: each time you press RMB ( right mouse button ) extra functions will appear apart those who are standard. Nothing to worry about: if u don't want it to pop simply change the name of the file.... Fiddler |
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