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The service gathers information on your system and software (very much like spyware) to verify that you are using a genuine version of the program.

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So if you have the PSI service on your computer, it was installed with another program such as Corel Paint Shop Pro or Corel Draw. This Protexis licensing service is included as part of a variety of software packages that use this type of license distribution and enforcement.

Its purpose is to insure a computer is licensed to use the software installed. PSIService is part of Protexis copy protection DRM (digital rights management) and license management software. The Bottom Line about Protexis The Protexis licensing service is most likely showing up in your system as PSIService – still no more descriptive than Protexis, I know. In any case, it’s probably not doing you any good, and it could be doing you some harm, so let’s go over what it is and what to do about it. In fact, even if you didn’t uninstall the Corel product, you can disable the service until you are actually using the software. Psiservice_2.exe runs as a service named 'Protexis Licensing V2 圆4' (PSI_SVC_2_圆4) 'This service provides Protexis licensing functionalty.' Installed to enforce copy protection with Apple iTunes and many Corel. Nonessential - questionable but not malware. May be related to licensing regarding certain installed programs See also: Link John.
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PSIService is running since I've installed Corel PSP XI Joao.

ULPS disables the second GPU when not in use.
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How to Disable ULPS on AMD Crossfire Setups Introduction Why would you want to Disable ULPS? If you have two AMD card's in crossfire, it probably has ULPS enabled. The program will go to a specific string in. The ULPS Configuration Utility is used to enable or disable ULPS, or ultra-low power state, for AMD/ATI graphics cards in CrossfireX.

Disable ULPS using ULPS Configuration Utility. OPTION ONE ULPS (Ultra Low Power State) - Disable for AMD CrossfireX. It can't be fully disabled via software such as MSI Afterburner or Sapphire Trixx (as of ). ULPS can cause crashing / stuttering / reduced scaling when enabled. ULPS is an ultra low power saving feature which turns off all GPU's except the primary one in use. Have no fear however, we can get rid of this little bugger and stop it from collecting information on us and sending it to big brother. That’s because, like many applications, it wasn’t nice enough to tell you about the garbage it was installing along with what you wanted to install. It’s because if you’ve ever installed a Corel Product before finding out that it sucked, you probably uninstalled the Corel product and didn’t notice that it installed it’s own licensing service.
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If you’re like me, you don’t recall intentionally downloading and installing the cool Licensing System called Protexis, and you don’t remember using it for anything specific in fact, you don’t even remember anything asking you to install it. So if you’ve arrived here by searching for Protexis and no nothing about it except that it is a licensing service, then you’re not alone. Extracting Protexis WTF is Protexis Licensing Service? I was doing my regular semi-annual bi-weekly checkup of my computer today – looking through all the things that I have running, trying to find out which ones I need, which ones I don’t need, which ones Microsoft put there without adequate documentation, which ones I might need, which ones might be malware unless I installed them, etc and I found the Protexis Licensing Service.
