I have tried searching for it on my computer, and cna't find the exe. I have also searched teh web, and can't find out what it is.
I did a clean install on my machine about a week ago, and this has been there since. I have AVG fully updated, and ZoneAlarm, and I am also behing a router w/firewall.
I have run spybot, and ad-aware, and they don't remove it.
Epson Stylus C82 Series
e_s0hic1.EXE
Required for an interface to some versions of MS Word to ensure that some fonts are printed correctly. Start it manually if required
The best thing I've found to reasearch processes, is just type the full name of the process into Google, and your about 99.9% sure to find out what it is with a little research, it may not be the top hit, but its there.
Originally posted by Tor Do you have an Epson Stylus C82?
Epson Stylus C82 Series
e_s0hic1.EXE
Required for an interface to some versions of MS Word to ensure that some fonts are printed correctly. Start it manually if required
The best thing I've found to reasearch processes, is just type the full name of the process into Google, and your about 99.9% sure to find out what it is with a little research, it may not be the top hit, but its there.
Tor
Right on the money, I just got this printer last Monday. ****, I could have sworn I tried searching that way on Google.
you know I think it may be catching, I always forget to attach images
incidently thats not a service as such, it's a program which is started at startup. An easy way to find the .exe is to use something like msconfig, have a look at the startup lists and find the .exe's path.
then you can right-click properties and usually the company will have it's details in the summary section
Google is a funny old thing, it yeilds fantastic results but sometimes it needs an exact phrase, the writing off which is sometimes pot luck
You know Doc, I have been doing this for years, and like an idiot, I forgot to open msconfig, and look for it. It was right there, and infact, had the printer name with it.
We all have those days. I've just got used to researching every process that runs on my computer if I don't know what it is. Too much **** going on these days, and I really don't want to lose my computer to a virus..... Too much important stuff!
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