Hi Antun,

The ccapp.exe file stands for Common Client Application and is the executable responsible for checking emails and auto-protect facilities as part of the Norton Antivirus suite.

The ccapp.exe file is used as the Norton Antivirus’ real-time scanner. When Windows loads, the ccapp.exe file also loads as VxD or virtual device driver. As the ccapp.exe file executes behind the scenes, it scans your system for Trojan Horses, viruses, and worms.

The rtvscan.exe file runs the real-time scanning feature of the Symantec Internet Security Suite and is responsible for detecting malicious code embedded on possible viruses and other malware processes. When a file enters the system, the rtvscan.exe file will automatically execute and scan the file, immediately notifying the user about any files it detects. The rtvscan.exe file can also automatically clean the infected file.

Rgrds,
SAM

Here in your case , it will be Symantec and not Norton.

Rgrds,
SAM

Hi Sam,

Thank you for quick response. So is it normaly to have this processes in 32bit on a 64bit machine?

I've seen the same on my 64bitmachines too.

Which version of SEP are you using??

Rgrds,
SAM

SEP MR4

Hi Antun,
        It is per design for some of these processes to run as 32 bit on a 64 bit client install.

Regards.

Thanks guys,