What is LVPrcSrv.exe? Is LVPrcSrv.exe spyware or a virus?
How to fix LVPrcSrv.exe related problems?
1. Run Security Task Manager to check your LVPrcSrv process
2. Run a Windows Repair Tool to fix LVPrcSrv.exe related PC problems
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Process name: Logitech LVPrcSrv Module or LVPrcSrv Module or Logicool LVPrcSrv Module
Product: Logitech QuickCam or Logitech Process Monitor or Logitech or Logitech Camera Software or Acer OrbiCam or Logitech Webcam Software
Support: Help link Update link Uninstall tool
Company: Logitech (logitech.com) or Logicool Co.
File: LVPrcSrv.exe
LVPrcSrv.exe is installed as part of the drivers of the Logitech QuickCam series of web cameras. This process is responsible for the provision of addition configuration options for the web camera like the Logitech Video Effects which assist personalize conversations with avatars and face accessories imitating the emotions and mood at the instant.
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Users Opinions
Average user rating of LVPrcSrv.exe: based on 37 votes. Read also the 30 reviews.
239 users ask for this file. 13 users rated it as not dangerous. 5 users rated it as not so dangerous. 7 users rated it as neutral. 7 users rated it as little bit dangerous. 5 users rated it as dangerous. 3 users didn't rate it ("don't know").
| All comments about LVPrcSrv.exe: | |
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| Gerätetreiber Logitech Quickcam 5000 Greenhorn | |
| It creates problems for some MSI installations. In my case, It prevented installation of Perforce on my laptop. Killing the process fixed the problem. Eddie | |
| QuickCam | |
| Logitech webcam driver for laptop ROY | |
| makes many error messages come up when i reboot and also some rather annoying drwatson errors with some programs. removing the proccess doesnt work as it restarts on bootup. windows task manager doesnt pick it up only my security task manager pwn | |
| this file running hard disk nurettin alp | |
| Lots of trouble with this service. Willem | |
| Can be disabled, see Kaspersky Labs Forum below See also: Link Mike Marshall | |
| Sometimes it eats up 60% of the CPU time, even if no Webcam is connected. Keep an eye on this buggy process, when your system is getting slowly for no reason. Wildcard | |
| Caused errors on my system every time I started a program until I disabled it from starting - that was a few months ago and since disabling havent had much problems since See also: Link Chris | |
| my firewall indicates that tries to inject harmful code into a variety of locations. it's proven to be nothing butt trouble. unexplained reboots, sudden blank screens, just a freakin headache | |
| It causes problems with Cygwin; disabling it causes the Logitech "video effects" to fail without taking down the parent process. If you run Cygwin, disable it. Otherwise, it's fine. See also: Link KSH | |
| This is a driver for digital cameras. It is not dangorus but is not needed if you are not using camera Zippybug14 | |
| It is the driver for Logitech quick cam for laptop Panagiotis (Greece) | |
| Not malicious, but can cause unrecoverable crashes. I think it is wrong for a hardware driver to monitor user processes, however benign the intent. There are better ways. Simon Hill | |
| If you have Xne way to help ensure that QuickCam (LVPrcSrv.exe) will run is to set its compatibility mode to Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2). To do this 1) Close QuickCam (LVPrcSrv.exe). 2)Click the Start button , click All Programs, and then right-click QuickCam (LVPrcSrv.exe). 3)Click Properties, and then click the Compatibility tab. 4) Under Compatibility mode, select the Run this program in compatibility mode for check box, select Windows XP (Service Pack 2), and then click OK. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation. fef | |
| My Laptop began displaying the LVPrcSrv module missing or corrupted after running a Registry Cleaner. Would simply suggest a roll back to Pre scan date of your initial problem Jordan "Probe" Samuels | |
| Not malicious, but makes Netbeans 6.7.1 unable to install as it begins to use more and more CPU (until 98-100%) Even if you close the setup it remains using 98-100% of CPU until you kill de process. Javier (spain) | |
| Part of Logitech software. Causes problems on Portable when camera not present - PC fails to shutdown correctly. LVPrcSrv gets locked in a loop consuming large resources while stalling the shutdown. Set service to Manual start as temp workaround. Derek Archibald | |
| It tries to access other application memory (warning from oupost firewall). I've been looking whether this means trouble. Can't find anything yet. john | |
| To prevent this from running at startup on XP Pro, I went into Control Panel\Administrative Tools\Services, found the entry for Process Monitor (with the ominous sounding description of Injector service) and set it to Disabled. The other associated Logitech services I had were named LVCOMSer and LVSrvLauncher, which I've also disabled as I no longer use the Webcam. Csaba | |
| Seems to access memory space of other applications kerykeion | |
| Installed with Logitech QuickCam Drivers/Software - Safe See also: Link SB | |
| All I know is that after I installed my web cam and the software I downloaded for it, I started having problems. It seemed to interfere with an application that reads ane writes a lot of files. After a while the lvprcsrv.exe task was using all the cpu. I couldn't even get the cursor to move. So after a reboot, and reading about lvprcsrv.exe, I renamed the file and haven't seen the problem since. And my web cam still works. leptonjim | |
| Causes a LOT of troubles. Jason | |
| Causes Avast Google Chrome problem.In conjunction with Avast it appears to block access to web when using Google Chrome. Took ages to find out what was causing it. Stopping this process corrected the problem anon | |
| Using 66% of a quad core processor when simply in normal use!!!! Wrong crap this is! | |
| was using 50% of four of my processors. pretty sure it's trash. uninstalled all my logitech and I suddenly have 400MB more RAM and am using 2% of each of four cores instead of 50%. Trash software Jim | |
| Makes HP 8600 network attached scanner fail on windows 10 See also: Link Steve | |
| It is not dangerous. However, it caused another program to crash. Disabling in msconfig.exe fixed the issue. Roel | |
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