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Sometimes when I shut down my computer I get a LSver.exe error.........What does this mean?......and How can I make it stop giving me this error?
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by heml0ck
What OS is it?
by grape ace
My OS is "Windows XP Home Edition"
by pctech
I have searched Windows KB, Symantec, and a general web search without finding any reference to this file. Do you have a Logitech mouse/keyboard or Lexmark printer/scanner? If so, I would suspect a device driver or autoupdate, or device scanning file for this device. Do you get where I am going with device manufacturers that start witk L? It could be that this device is contacting the manufacturer's website to look for updates?
by herrlizard
Enable viewing of all hidden and system files and do a search for lsver on your C: Drive. You might get lucky and it will be in a clearly marked folder or the properties of the file may give you a clue....It's a start
by herrlizard
Do you mean LSvr.exe (NOT LSver) If so, check out the URL below. If it is LSver, then it could still be a variant. Regardless, you should run Ad-aware and/or Spybot S&D to hopefully remove it. It is possibly in your startup group as well; check your Configuration Utility (msconfig from the Run... command) and uncheck it if it exists.
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