[EMPROXY.EXE] Ce processus bouffe mon UC
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Salut ,
J'ai un ptit problem depuis quelque temps, le processus EMPROXY.EXE se declenche tout seul d'un coup et me bouffe jusqua 98% de mon U.C.
Je ne sais pas a quoi c'est du et lorsque je met fin a ce processus il reaparait quelques minutes plus tard.
Aidez moi s'il vous plait mon ordi rame a mort!
J'ai un ptit problem depuis quelque temps, le processus EMPROXY.EXE se declenche tout seul d'un coup et me bouffe jusqua 98% de mon U.C.
Je ne sais pas a quoi c'est du et lorsque je met fin a ce processus il reaparait quelques minutes plus tard.
Aidez moi s'il vous plait mon ordi rame a mort!
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Salut
or
Good evening everyone.
Got the same problem with the "McAfee Security Center Special Edition from AOL" (if you sign for a AOL email address you can download this suite that combines antivirus and firewall free of charge).
It seems that eMule and McAfee Email proxy service (emproxy.exe) do not get along very well. I use a machine that is exposed directly to the net loaded only with eMule (without any kind of mail programs - no outlook express, no outlook, absolutely nothin at all) and the problem only appears when i put emule to work. So i guess that my emule client must be using ports 25 and 110 to some kind of traffic or else, the other emule clients who are downloading from me, in order to avoid traffic shapping, are using those ports to enable emule traffic which of course their ISP's cannot block ).
Anyway: Thanks "ind57" for sharing the solution McAffee provide with the rest of us. It's working fine for me. The only problem is having to stop and start the service every time emproxy.exe goes avoc.
Bonne journée,
Ze Povinho, Portugal
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Good evening everyone.
Got the same problem with the "McAfee Security Center Special Edition from AOL" (if you sign for a AOL email address you can download this suite that combines antivirus and firewall free of charge).
It seems that eMule and McAfee Email proxy service (emproxy.exe) do not get along very well. I use a machine that is exposed directly to the net loaded only with eMule (without any kind of mail programs - no outlook express, no outlook, absolutely nothin at all) and the problem only appears when i put emule to work. So i guess that my emule client must be using ports 25 and 110 to some kind of traffic or else, the other emule clients who are downloading from me, in order to avoid traffic shapping, are using those ports to enable emule traffic which of course their ISP's cannot block ).
Anyway: Thanks "ind57" for sharing the solution McAffee provide with the rest of us. It's working fine for me. The only problem is having to stop and start the service every time emproxy.exe goes avoc.
Bonne journée,
Ze Povinho, Portugal
Tout est expliqué dans la FAQ McAfee, il s'agit d'un problème connu (résolution OK confirmée pour un ami):
https://service.mcafee.com/webcenter/portal/cp/home/articleview?articleId=107120&lc=1033&partner=McAfee&type=TS&ia=1
Ceci viendrait d'un module de McAfee qui analyse ce qui circule sur les programmes P2P. Le cas expliqué dans la FAQ concerne NetZero mais c'est applicable à n'importe quelle appli P2P.
Par exemple, pour emule, il suffit de remplacer "EXEC.EXE" par "EMULE.EXE" et "NetZero Client" par "Emule Client".
https://service.mcafee.com/webcenter/portal/cp/home/articleview?articleId=107120&lc=1033&partner=McAfee&type=TS&ia=1
Ceci viendrait d'un module de McAfee qui analyse ce qui circule sur les programmes P2P. Le cas expliqué dans la FAQ concerne NetZero mais c'est applicable à n'importe quelle appli P2P.
Par exemple, pour emule, il suffit de remplacer "EXEC.EXE" par "EMULE.EXE" et "NetZero Client" par "Emule Client".
