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What is the process called HP Digital Imaging Monitor. It consumes approximately 50% of my CPU constantly? Do I need it? Can I turn it off, and will that improve system performance?
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HP Digital Imaging Monitor is HP software, not vista'a.http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/siteHome?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=au
Contact HP Customer Care re their Software.
Process Name : HP Digital Imaging Monitor
File Name : hpqtra08.exe
Description: System Tray access to HP Director. Required if you prefer to use the all-in-one buttons to manually scan documents or transfer photos from a camera, for example
Rating: Depends if the task is deemed necessary by you
Cheers.
Mick Murphy - Microsoft Partner
