what is program CCAPP.EXE my pc would not respond because of it?
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(common client application) its part of your norton internet security suite or norton antivirus...its used to scan emails i believe. if this is slowing down your computer u try turning off the scan outgoing email option. (if u dont have a norton product installed u most likely have spyware and or adwareon your computer
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-it may have been a virus getting downloaded while running the program, and your antivirus software may have detected  it and put it into quaranteen. Check your antivirus to see if it's there
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you can delete your program that uses that. Then re download it to see if it works correctly. There might have been a problem when you first downloaded the program :D
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depends on which program it was, most programs do put a short cut int eh start menu but not everysingle one, you could try looking in C:&#92;Program Files&#92; for the .exe file, other then that you could try reinstalling it incase there was an error during installation
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Try restoring your system to an earlier date before the program was installed and this should clear the problem.\nhope this helps.
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You haven't provided the complete detail. Anyway, if a setup.exe file is not responding then it means that either it has got no program to execute or it is not supported by the version of software (Operating System) you are using.
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The messages are caused by incompletely removed programs. The best way to remove unwanted programs from your computer is to remove it from registry. If you are comfortable with manually editing registry, otherwise use registry cleaning software like RegScrubXP to remove the entries of offending \nsoftware from registry and then use a cleaning software like ccleaner to remove other files such as exes, dlls etc created by the offending program. \n\nFree RegScrubXP registry cleaner\nhttp://www.sofotex.com/RegScrubXP-download_L7528.html\n\ndownlod + install + run it.\nWhen you get in the software window.\nClick on user defined problems button.\nIt will display all entries in windows registry under different categories. So scroll down the list till you reach a category company. In this category look at the names in full key, and Main key. If you locate the name there, then check the box in front \nof its entry and press the button Fix selected entries. \nIt should remove the entry from the registry.\n\nAfter that you will need another software to remove other files created by the program on your computer. It is ccleaner, if you do not have it already; read how to use it and then download it from here.\nhttp://yanswers.blogspot.com/2006/10/how-to-use-ccleaner.html
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you just press ctrl+alt+del \nunder apllucation you can find one of the apllication says not responding ,\nu end task it! \nthen try to shotdown .\n\nif this works . reinstall the application that was not responding
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Generally speaking, the "program not responding" error is caused when its thread becomes locked up in a processing instruction, or delayed by attempting to access a given memory address (or addresses).\n\nThis is almost always caused by another thread (program) running amok. Basically, it's like two little kids who want to play with the same toy; one winds up with it, and the other winds up in hysterics, until Mom comes along and starts handing out time outs. And just like that, how Mom goes about resolving the problem is going to be pretty unfair, at least as far as one, if not both, of the kids are concerned.\n\nIf a program cannot get a bit of information or complete a given instruction in its allowed timeframe, due to another program hogging all the memory or CPU / bus time, it goes into a tantrum (not responding). Eventually, Mom (Windows) will either clear up the problem itself, or close one or both of the offending threads (more accurately, ask you to close [end task] one of the threads), or may simply ignore the problem until you fix it.\n\nWhile viruses can cause this behavior, so too can more likely culprits, such as bad software installs, severely fragmented hard drives, etc.\n\nIf you find it is the same programs causing the same problems all the time, you should try the ideas in the link below.
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Make sure you have a gig of RAM, it uses a lot of resources.\nDefragment the hard drive and run Ccleaner.\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com\n\nIf that fails, then contact MacAffee; you paid for the program they should give you support!
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That's called passing the buck.  Oh, that's a windows problem.  No one will admit we made a programming error.\n\nAt any rate...start, control panel, add/remove and look for pathways there.  If it is, repair if that option is there, and try again.  If not, choose remove.\n\nReboot, and download the program again.  If the problem continues after that, check compatibility to make sure it actually runs on XP or perhaps is designed for a different operating system.
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when it happened to me, a program was the problem.i did a sys restore,all fixed.also try uninstall,restore,re install of any new programs. no easy solutions;doesn't hurt to try these.
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You Will have to remove manually. Find out what is the folder where the program is installed. Search the registry for that folder (and maybe executable) and remove the keys/values that refer it. (backup everything you remove). Then delete the folder.\n\nAn easier way is to just remove the folder, then run a cleaner (like CClean), which will clean the orphaned registry keys and shortcuts.
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Try Windows Antispyware.
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Sounds like a program running n the background, go to start/run and type msconfig, when it opens look thru the list for that particular program and uncheck it, reboot.\ngood luck/
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Uninstall and reinstall the programme.\n\nMine is fine.
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Adaware it's free, download it run it.. run it again.\n\n\nThe ever Helpful,\n-HtJ