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The process Apache HTTP Server belongs to the software Apache HTTP Server or NVIDIA ForceWare Network or Apache.exe or PHPGeekUtil or EZ-Stream Universal Wireless or WAMP5 1.4.5 RC or Forceware Web Interface or Apache2Triad: apache server or XAMPP or DVD Solution or WAMP5 1.4.5a or Outlaw's WebJAL Server v or AppServ v or OpenSA web server or Control Apache Server or StorViewTS or Namo WebBoard or NVIDIA nTune or EpsonNet WebManager or KM-NET VIEWER Web Edition or SmartSound Quicktracks Plugin or NVIDIA ForceWare Network Access Manager or ATI MCE Transcode or XAMPP 1.5.3a or marvell 61xx MRU or GameTap or SI Stand-alone Application or EasyPHP or WAMP5 1.6.4a or ApacheMySQLphp or XAMPP 1.6.3a or XAMPP 1.6.0a or I'm InTouch or dev4_ or Marvell MRU or XAMPP 1.6.6a or E*Doc by Apache Software Foundation (www.apache.org) or The OpenSA Project or NVIDIA Corporation (www.nvidia.com) or GM Service and Parts Operations.

Description: File apache.exe is located in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files" or sometimes in a subfolder of "C:\Documents and Settings" (e.g. C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\bin\). Known file sizes on Windows XP are 20,543 bytes (62% of all occurrence), 20,541 bytes, 20,548 bytes, 20,545 bytes, 20,480 bytes, 16,896 bytes, 4,096 bytes, 20,539 bytes, 20,542 bytes, 20,537 bytes, 20,565 bytes, 24,635 bytes, 17,408 bytes, 3,584 bytes, 20,538 bytes, 24,629 bytes, 20,531 bytes, 13,824 bytes.
The program is not visible. The file is not a Windows system file. Program uses ports to connect to LAN or Internet. You can uninstall this program in the control panel. Therefore the technical security rating is 45% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.

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If apache.exe is located in a subfolder of C:\ then the security rating is 66% dangerous. File size is 20,480 bytes (90% of all occurrence), 20,545 bytes. There is no file information. The program has no visible window. File apache.exe is not a Windows system file. The application listens for or sends data on open ports to LAN or Internet.

If apache.exe is located in a subfolder of the "My Files" folder then the security rating is 74% dangerous. File size is 20,480 bytes. The file is a file without information about the maker of this file. The program has no visible window. The file is not a Windows core file. The process uses ports to connect to LAN or Internet.

Important: Some malware camouflage themselves as apache.exe, particularly if they are located in c:\windows or c:\windows\system32 folder. Thus check the apache.exe process on your pc whether it is pest. We recommend Security Task Manager for verifying your computer's security. It is one of the Top Download Picks of 2005 of The Washington Post and PC World.

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Apache Server convierte tu PC en un servidor http
  jjaimevera  

It is the application file for NetworkAccessManager NVIDIA Corporation
  Yodler  

APACHE.exe is part of the nVidia nForce 3 & 4 chipsets [firewall]. What is important , is to see where it is located, it's main function, size, and how it is running. Normally being part of nVidia's Forceware, causes very little problems. It also is important as to what kind of Firewall YOU are using. I use Jetico, and I do NOT let most programs out! Apache.exe is also on my PC, but it is rather dormant, because it can NOT go out. If it is allowed, then it IS possible that it may [attract] some unwanted [side-] affects. Basicall, it IS a toss-up. Do you NEED it? Again, yes and no,
  John Ellis  

the only thing i know about apache.exe is ; it is dangerous enough for me to stay away from it.
  Tayfun Esmer  

If its the nvidia related Apache.exe stop all processes in the task manager, search your harddrive for it, right click the exe and set compatability for 98 apply, ok, then double click and all is well!
  Cyber  

nvidia forcware. scared me at first too
  tg   (further information)

It is safe -proven-
  J3FF  

Normally the (self-installed) Apache Web Server, but comes also along with the NVidia Web Access Manager (which is part of many ASUS Mainboards, especially the M2N series).
  puckelhontas  

Apache HTTP Server needs to act as a server with Nvida Forceware. It's not that important if you're not using the forceware in full capacity. On the other hand, as Michael B. noted, it allows this allows you to have access to the Nf firewall (Armor) that Nvidia installed. This will cause conflict if you decide to install a "BETTER" firewall. Sollution: Deny server rights and uninstall "Armor" firewall. Hence, you'll have no need or worry about Apache. Bottom line: Harmless! Talk to Nvidia Support to calm your nerves :-)
  Rick Gillespie (Driftek Computer Systems)   (further information)

absolutly harmless, had it on my comp for years and have never had any problems, just the occasional error, which is expected for a windows program
  David  

I don't think it's apache. It's not apache2.x anyways. My apache runs under httpd.exe. Maybe apache 1.x is run under the name apache.exe? My friend has this running and he uses the nvidia firewall that was given with his nforce mobo.
   

Apache Web Server - Can be hacked, can cause problems...
  Slam  

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