Hkcmd module

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Would like to know why everytime I boot up (normal) my xp home, I get this
message under " Hkcmd module .....has encountered a problem and need to
closed". Looking at the error code 0 x c00000005.

When I click closed, my dial up dialogue page will appeas and keeps blinking
and a message will say that there is a problem in "msn Connection
Troubleshooter. Havent got a clue to resolve this issue and using AVG and
found and cleared 2 trojan . Some help much appreciated, thanks
 
hkcmd.exe is Intel Hotkey command activator
http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/eg1/index.htm

hkcmd.exe is installed alongside Intel multimedia devices and allows
configuration and diagnostic options for these devices. This program is a
non-essential process

Installed by the Intel 810 and 815 chipset graphic drivers. If you want the
Ctrl+Alt+F12 or similar keypresses to access Intel's customised graphics
properties, you need it, otherwise not. Can be disabled via the Display
Properties in Control Panel.

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Many thanks for the info. How do we go about to disable it inthe Display
Properties? At the moment, I have a hard time trying to control the mouse,
adjusting the properties of the mouse icon do seems to help. It moving very
erratic and it seems to open the page when you slide over somehing. I have
the system clean as slave but some files are denial access. TIA
 
Display properties>setting tab (Advance)> Adapter tab( properties) >general
tab.
In general tab at the bottom, "Device usage"- do I disable it ?

fyi she is behaving herslf now, may be it wasn't not fit in properly earlier
.............. the mouse that is.
Look forward for your guidance and TIA
 
"Intel Graphics Technology" icon in the Control Panel.

Download this and look through it.

setupguide.pdf
ftp://download.intel.com/support/graphics/intel845g/setupguide.pdf

On the picture on page 18 (Their page 17) UNCHeck: Show Tray Icon under the
Intel Graphics Technology tab.
On the picture on page 25 (Their page 24) UNCHeck: Enable Hotkeys under the
Hotkeys tab.

"Although great in theory, on some PCs we have found that whenever IGFXTRAY
and HKCMD are running, Windows Explorer is prone to hanging and showing as
"not responding" in the Task List. Our recommendation, therefore, is that
you should not have this tray icon running, and that you should also not use
the hotkey facility that comes with it. Disable both IGFXTRAY and HKCMD"

igfxtray.exe is a process which allows you to access the Intel Graphics
configuration and diagnostic application for the Intel 810 series graphics
chipset. This program is a non-essential system process

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Many thanks and its working ok now.

Wesley Vogel said:
"Intel Graphics Technology" icon in the Control Panel.

Download this and look through it.

setupguide.pdf
ftp://download.intel.com/support/graphics/intel845g/setupguide.pdf

On the picture on page 18 (Their page 17) UNCHeck: Show Tray Icon under the
Intel Graphics Technology tab.
On the picture on page 25 (Their page 24) UNCHeck: Enable Hotkeys under the
Hotkeys tab.

"Although great in theory, on some PCs we have found that whenever IGFXTRAY
and HKCMD are running, Windows Explorer is prone to hanging and showing as
"not responding" in the Task List. Our recommendation, therefore, is that
you should not have this tray icon running, and that you should also not use
the hotkey facility that comes with it. Disable both IGFXTRAY and HKCMD"

igfxtray.exe is a process which allows you to access the Intel Graphics
configuration and diagnostic application for the Intel 810 series graphics
chipset. This program is a non-essential system process

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Glad to hear that. Keep having fun.

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