Hi: I have Norton AV 2011 (downloaded from the Norton site as an upgrade to my subscription) along with a Dell Dimension 4600 PC with 4 GB RAM (3.25 recognized by Windows XP-SP-3), 2 hardrives (1 @ 500 GB’s [Master Drive] and 1 @ 750 GB’s), an Intel CPU @ 2.4 GHz and a Visiontek Radeon HD 2400 Pro Agp video card (500 MB separate memory). I have been using a video converter (Tunebite 7.2) and I’m getting poor results (dropping frames, “stuttering”, etc.). According the Tech help at the Tunebite site, my CPU is at “border- line” low capacity for re-recording video, and they suggested that I disable as many processes in the in the Task Manager window as possible before attempting to use Tunebite again… In the Task Manager window, the process “ccSvcHst.exe” is seen in two (2) places (“User Name” and “SYSTEM”) and together their memory usaage = about 25,000 K. Furthermore, most reputable Windows sites describe the “ccSvcHst.exe” as: “Not a critical component.” “The ccsvchst.exe file is automatically added to your computer upon installing the Norton soft- ware, and it is referred to as the Symantec Service Framework. The ccsvchst.exe file works to display the GUI (Graphical User Interface) of Norton products, which usually include the Norton Security Suites. If the ccsvchst.exe file encounters a problem, the Norton’s graphical interface will only be dis- played after the computer has been re-booted. Almost all Norton products come bundled with the ccsvchst.exe file. It is important for this file to be found with the installation of these software products since the user interface is where the user interacts with the computer are made possible by this file. As new versions of Norton products are released, the graphical user interface also changes.” I have tried to disable either file and I get the following message: “The operation could not be completed. Access is denied.” My Question: Is there a way to disable this process to free up memory for ONLY this video project (i.e.using a Hardware profile)? Thank you for any help with this.