Ccsvchst.exe Application Error Norton Antivirus
products such as Symantec Security Technologies and Symantec Event Manager. The file originally resides in a subfolder within the C:\Program Files\Common Files folder. ccSvcHst.exe Problems ccSvcHst.exe - Application error If you search the Internet, you will see that one of the most common ccSvcHst.exe-related errors is the application error. The error is given below. ccSvcHst.exe - Application error The instruction at "0x059a2df" referenced memory at 0x059a2df" the memory could not be written. Click OK to terminate the Program. The error usually occurs at system startup and shutdown. A bug in certain versions of Norton products, such as Norton 2007, is said http://www.symantec.com/connect/forums/ccsvchstexe-application-error-quot0x00000000quot to be the main cause of the ccSvcHst error. Ccsvchst.exe CPU usageAt times, people notice high CPU usage by the file while they are working on their computer. In fact, ccsvchst.exe is notorious for its high CPU usage problems. Note: To check CPU usage on your Windows XP computer, press Ctrl + Alt +Del and then on the Process tab of Task Manager, locate the process and http://www.instant-registry-fixes.org/how-to-fix-ccsvchstexe-problems/ view its value in CPU column. Causes The most common cause of this problem is an outdated file or application. Additionally, you may suffer from this problem if there are some configuration problems with your Norton antivirus or your computer is infected with some type of malware. How to fix ccSvcHst error There are many methods to fix ccSvcHst.exe - Application error and high CPU usage issues. Some of these are listed below. Perform them in the order given and then test your PC. If the problem persists, proceed to the next step. Temporarily fix the issue by ending the process from Task Manager. However, at times, your computer may just freeze. In this case, you may have to restart your PC. Fix this issue permanently by running the Norton Live Update utility. When you run the update, the latest patches for your Norton product will be installed and this will resolve the ccSvcHst bug. Check your Norton antivirus settings to see if it is configured to scan floppy disk in A: for boot viruses when shutting down. If it is, disable this setting. You can also modify the settings to check only some critical parts of your comp
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