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HPZinw12.exe Datei Info

Der IEEE-1284.4-1999 Network Driver (Windows) Prozess gehört zur Software HP Dot4Net Windows oder IEEE-1284.4-1999 Network Driver (Windows) der Firma HP (www.hp.com).

Charakteristik: HPZinw12.exe befindet sich im Ordner C:\Windows\System32. Bekannte Dateigrößen unter Windows XP sind 61440 bytes (74% aller Vorkommen), 65536 bytes, 61699 bytes.
Die Software hat keine Dateibeschreibung. Der Prozess hat kein sichtbares Fenster. Diese Datei ist keine Windows System Datei. Die Datei HPZinw12.exe ist keine Systemdatei, befindet sich aber dennoch im Windows Order. HPZinw12.exe kann andere Programme manipuliern. Deshalb bewerten wir diese Datei zu 52% als gefährlich, aber vergleichen Sie diese Wertung mit den Mitglieder Meinungen.

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Hinweis: Viren und andere schädliche Dateien können sich als HPZinw12.exe tarnen. Insbesondere, wenn sich die Datei in C:\Windows oder C:\Windows\System32 Ordner befindet. Bitte kontrollieren Sie deshalb, ob es sich bei dem Prozess HPZinw12.exe auf Ihrem PC um einen Schädling handelt. Möchten Sie die Sicherheit Ihres PCs überprüfen, so empfehlen wir Ihnen die Software Security Task Manager.

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It tell me it can not start the installer. I just erased it after seeing it here. I hope that damn warning stops. A threat to your sanity.
Daniel F. (weitere Info's)

HP Toolbox meldet fehler wenn Datei deinstalliert wurde. Aber Laptop läuft wieder!
Ingo

related to dot4net network driver - hp wireless printer; causes slow response when opening ms office files; slows extremely SAP; still not sure if the printer will function with dot4net.dll disabled
dcdcdc

I removed the file its located in the c:\windows\win32 folder. My CPU was using 100% to run this program now all is OK and my printers still work!
Ian

Very annyoying and doesn't seem to destablize pc by deleting it
Matt

gratuitous, duplicative, pointless piece of junk implemented by some tech happy HP nerd.
GP duJour

Harmless HP driver but conflicts with Canon Digital Professional software, causing CPU hogging. The solution is to uninstall all HP Photosmart software and Canon Digital Photo Professional (not necessary to uninstall other Canon utilities). Then reinstall the Canon DPP *first*, followed by the HP software. Voila--no CPU problems.
Liz G.

update to my previous post .. it still uses about 1% of my amd 6000+ every 4 sec, at least untill I turn the hp c7180 off.
Phase_verocity

It takes over my processor, and there is no information about this problem on HPs site
Mike G

Seems harmless, frequently uses up CPU cycles, needed for full HP printer/scanner/camera functionality, a good reason to call/write HP and complain about their abysmally buggy and bloated software
Richard

The HP printer Toolbox will not function here on XP without it.
moth

network driver file
Kabeer (weitere Info's)

I agree HPZinw12.exe uses 97%+ of CPU usage, but if diabled, printer does not work properly e.g. will only print 1st page of a 7 page document
cmurfin

In my case, it loaded with HP C6180 printer software and showed itself as a post install problem when the HP software installed with Norton antivirus and/or internet security active. I resolved my problem by using the HP uninstall software option and then reinstalling the same HP printer software with Norton fully deactivated (ie. not just the anti virus part). I specified 4 hours for norton internet security deactivation. You have to ensure Norton stays inactive after the HP software restarts the PC. My HPzinw12 problem vanished. Task bar shows it active sometimes but not a hog.
downdaroad

Definitely related to an HP printer - HP Support Forums show no resolution to this badly-behaved software
Dave Kingaby

A search of the HP website shows that it is used for scanning over a network connection. It maxed my processor out as well until I specifically let it throught the windows firewall as recommended by hp.
engineer type

Definitely a printer file. definetly slows processes unless printer is on. HP can offer no solution. Some say remove software in msconfig, but why have it in the first place. This is incredible. Going to get my money back this afternoon.
Trevor Blagg.

HP Soft for Photosmart 3310 after install Wireless network
RayMonD

Started Showing Up after installing HP Photosmart C5180 all-in-one printer on the network...uses very little percentage of Pentium II Processor...
Gizz-mo

It runs and ties up 100% of my processor on a laptop, too. HP Forum uses relate it directly to HP's printer management software. Forum users say HP Techs recommended disabling some HP software from starting. See Forum threads.
Bo Petty

Found good info from HP website on how to reconcile
Lee Beck

HP Dot4Net Windows
Piercan49

Installs with HP all in one printer software. sometimes goes into loop using all cpu.
Larry Cole

Takes over processor. Installed along with HP3310 network printer.
Brian

HP Imaging Monitor and Update, for example if you have an HP PCS printer try to stop it and the process cpu usage will go down you have 3 processes to disable with msconfig at startup
DesMo (weitere Info's)

Showed up after installing HP Photosmart 3310 Drivers
Charles Andrews

I think it is a faulty driver from HP
Giri Kowalke (weitere Info's)

Installation of HP Printer Officejet 7410
Randy Burnam

Use task manager to end process, it will not destabilize system.
Eric Snyder

HP printer file. Not dangerous, but is very buggy
Anthony

I have this file on two different laptops and only one is reporting an error

It is listed in services as pml driver hpz12, a service needed to print. Without it the following error results "HP All-in-One - Unable to Start Driver for Hpzi****.exe" HP PML Driver for HP’s Photosmart printers. PML stands for Printer Management Language and is an object-oriented request-reply printer management protocol where each PML object is associated with a unique piece of printer information while the PML commands specify the way the objects are accessed. From a layman’s perspective all you need to know is that PML is one of many printer control languages.
John Ristaino

It's a hewlitt packard printer component used w/wireless printers.
Denise

Same as others, this damn program eats up my CPU while its running. Had a difficult time dealing w/ it. Had to set my firewall to block it from starting. Tried HP for help and they were definately aware of the problem, but offered no real fix-only to uninstall and reinstall the software for my HP 2610 All in one. This is a typical HP problem, great product, but terrible, buggy software. Try setting your firewall to block this program.
Brian Brooks

HP printer related, frequently uses 99% cpu
Bill Mindur

Also for me, this showed up after installing an HP network printer. Auto update app?
Wazant

This program is part of the HP printing drivers for some printers, the installations of which are now approaching 400MB, which is simply outrageous for a print driver. HPZinw12 seems to be prone to getting stuck in a loop and "running away" with 100% of your CPU power and the only way out is to ctrl-alt-del and kill the process, which does not seem to harm system stability.
Max R.

Showed up after installing HP Printer as network printer here as well. Remove printer, it goes away. It does, however, seem to lock up the computer's resources. Usually have to kill the process to get any work done.
Unbakednine

message error while closing XP : DLL initialysation failed
latreille

Device Polling program for HP printers. This program is activated when an HP printer has Device Polling activated, it sends alerts and device status to the computer. It is very annoying because it runs in the background, starting and stopping every few seconds. As far as I can tell, your printer will still function without it, but some alert messages might not be displayed.
Jason Baker

Started showing up after installing HP 3310 printer as a network printer and consumes 99% of processor time
Simon

Takes over the CPU, consumes 99% of processor time
Chuck Koch

Started showing up after installing two new HP printers as network printers
Andy Galloway

Summary: 14 Mitglieder halten HPZinw12.exe notwendig für Windows bzw. für eine installierte Software. 9 Mitglieder halten es für ungefährlich. 16 Mitglieder halten es weder für wichtig noch für gefährlich. 1 Mitglieder vermuten Gefahr. 1 Mitglieder halten es für schädlich und empfehlen, HPZinw12.exe zu deinstallieren. 6 Mitglieder gaben kein Urteil ab ("bin nicht sicher").

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