Process tpshocks.exe named “IBM Hard Drive Active Protection” is an application of IBM Hard Drive Active Protection software, produced by IBM. Safety level of tpshocks.exe process needs to be reviewed by our specialists.

tpshocks.exe

IBM Hard Drive Active Protection

Brief description of process tpshocks.exe

Process tpshocks.exe named “IBM Hard Drive Active Protection” is an application of IBM Hard Drive Active Protection software, produced by IBM. Safety level of tpshocks.exe process needs to be reviewed by our specialists.

tpshocks.exe

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IBM

Part of

IBM Hard Drive Active Protection

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