cgopsvc.exe

Thank you very much, Paul
You are right, it is wcgopsvc
I went to the Install/remove program,
and find a entry
"creative video blaster webcam go plus driver"
i select to uninstall it, but it turns on a DOS windows and turns off it,
but the entry is still there cannot be deleted ! Is there any way to
remove it ?

Many thanks



"Paul" <nospam DeleteThis @needed.com> ???????:focrom$vat$1@aioe.org...
> johnn wrote:
>> suddenly when i start up my PC, i go a DOS windows pop up, with title
>> 'cgopsvc.exe', and then a message ask me there is error, do i want debug
>> or not !!
>> i checked the Startup, there is nothing there, where should i go to check
>> this 'cgopsvc.exe'
>> i am running NOD32 al lthe time, so it does not seems like a virus
>> Many thanks in advance
>
> Did you own a Creative Webcam Go Plus at one time ?
> The file might be wcgopsvc, and be installed by some
> Creative software.
>
> http://imagebank.ipcmedia.com/imageBank/cache/c/CreativeWebcamGo%20Plus.jpg
>
> Paul
 >> Stay informed about: cgopsvc.exe 

johnn wrote:
> Thank you very much, Paul
> You are right, it is wcgopsvc
> I went to the Install/remove program,
> and find a entry
> "creative video blaster webcam go plus driver"
> i select to uninstall it, but it turns on a DOS windows and turns off it,
> but the entry is still there cannot be deleted ! Is there any way to
> remove it ?
>
> Many thanks

I understand there is "msconfig" for WinXP. I don't have that here, as there
isn't msconfig for Win2K (my OS). In Win2K, there is a Services thing in
the administrative tools, and I might look there for the launch of something
like that.

http://www.technibble.com/articlecontent/msconfig/msconfig1.gif

The Creative installer is based on WISE, and I don't know if there
is a way to look at the components inside the installer, without
installing it. I'd install it, but I don't want to mess up my
system

http://ccftp.creative.com/manualdn/Drivers/Others/324/WebCamGoPlusDrvsV1_04.EXE

Paul

>
>
>
> "Paul" <nospam.DeleteThis@needed.com> ???????:focrom$vat$1@aioe.org...
>> johnn wrote:
>>> suddenly when i start up my PC, i go a DOS windows pop up, with title
>>> 'cgopsvc.exe', and then a message ask me there is error, do i want debug
>>> or not !!
>>> i checked the Startup, there is nothing there, where should i go to check
>>> this 'cgopsvc.exe'
>>> i am running NOD32 al lthe time, so it does not seems like a virus
>>> Many thanks in advance
>> Did you own a Creative Webcam Go Plus at one time ?
>> The file might be wcgopsvc, and be installed by some
>> Creative software.
>>
>> http://imagebank.ipcmedia.com/imageBank/cache/c/CreativeWebcamGo%20Plus.jpg
>>
>> Paul
>
>
 >> Stay informed about: cgopsvc.exe 

On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 16:42:21 +0800, "johnn"
<_kmwong.DeleteThis@netvigator.com> wrote:

>Thank you very much, Paul
>You are right, it is wcgopsvc
>I went to the Install/remove program,
>and find a entry
>"creative video blaster webcam go plus driver"
>i select to uninstall it, but it turns on a DOS windows and turns off it,
>but the entry is still there cannot be deleted ! Is there any way to
>remove it ?
>

Open regedit and go to the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
key, and delete the associated value.

Another alternative is to download and run HijackThis, which
will list all the things loading at Windows boot-time,
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download5554.html

When running it, "Do a system scan and save a log file", put
a checkmark in the box for the Creative driver entry(s),
then click "Fix Checked" button. As for manually cleaning
out any other files you might see if a file search finds a
creative folder, and to get rid of the entry in add/remove
programs you would go into regedit again to the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
key, select that key and search (using the menu, the
Edit->find->(type the word to search for) function to find
the related uninstall key corresponding to that entry in
add/remove programs. I don't know the best word(s) to
search for, probably "Creative" or webcam or something like
that. Make sure what it finds is in the Uninstall registry
subkey and delete it.

To be extra safe, highlight and export the registry subkey
before deleting it, so if you needed to you could easily add
that back to the registry.
 >> Stay informed about: cgopsvc.exe 

Thanks, i cleared the webcam sucessfully by HijackThis
Yet the Errors message is still there !

There is an errorr message saying a execution error and ask me to debug or
not, after clicking yes, it starts a Window Script Debugger and then open a
script for Foxy !

So it is the Foxy casues the problem !!!


"kony" <spam RemoveThis @spam.com> ???????:clbnq3du9jh9ihmja0oc98d6oa910r18ku@4ax.com...
> On Thu, 7 Feb 2008 16:42:21 +0800, "johnn"
> <_kmwong RemoveThis @netvigator.com> wrote:
>
>>Thank you very much, Paul
>>You are right, it is wcgopsvc
>>I went to the Install/remove program,
>>and find a entry
>>"creative video blaster webcam go plus driver"
>>i select to uninstall it, but it turns on a DOS windows and turns off it,
>>but the entry is still there cannot be deleted ! Is there any way to
>>remove it ?
>>
>
> Open regedit and go to the
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
> key, and delete the associated value.
>
> Another alternative is to download and run HijackThis, which
> will list all the things loading at Windows boot-time,
> http://www.majorgeeks.com/download5554.html
>
> When running it, "Do a system scan and save a log file", put
> a checkmark in the box for the Creative driver entry(s),
> then click "Fix Checked" button. As for manually cleaning
> out any other files you might see if a file search finds a
> creative folder, and to get rid of the entry in add/remove
> programs you would go into regedit again to the
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall
> key, select that key and search (using the menu, the
> Edit->find->(type the word to search for) function to find
> the related uninstall key corresponding to that entry in
> add/remove programs. I don't know the best word(s) to
> search for, probably "Creative" or webcam or something like
> that. Make sure what it finds is in the Uninstall registry
> subkey and delete it.
>
> To be extra safe, highlight and export the registry subkey
> before deleting it, so if you needed to you could easily add
> that back to the registry.
 >> Stay informed about: cgopsvc.exe