2-files.com Archives: February 2008
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28 February 2008
cidaemon.exe
cidaemon.exe (Content Index Daemon) is a file indexing utility, which runs in the background in Microsoft Windows Operating Systems and catalogues files, thus making file searches easier and faster. cidaemon.exe is an important part of the system and should be left untouched.
cidaemon.exe at 2-spyware.com – information
cidaemon.exe at liutilities.com – basic information
cidaemon.exe at file.net – information [...]
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22 February 2008
chkmail.exe
chkmail.exe is the main executable of Asus’ ChkMail application. chkmail.exe is integrated with HotkeyApp.exe and turns a light on on the laptop upon receiving mail.
chkmail.exe is non-essential to the wellbeing of the system and can thus be terminated at will.
chkmail.exe at 2-spyware.com – basic information
chkmail.exe at file.net – information on file
chkmail.exe at processlibrary.com – basic [...]
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12 February 2008
arp.exe
arp.exe (Address Resolution Protocol) is an executable related to Microsoft Windows’ software for handling the TCP/IP protocol. Removing arp.exe will result in system instability, it should therefore be left untouched.
arp.exe at 2-spyware.com – basic information
arp.exe at liutilities.com – basic information
arp.exe at auditmysoftware.com – basic information
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12 February 2008
VirusHeat – all you need to know
VirusHeat is a clone of popular corrupt anti-spyware applications like VirusHeal, Spydawn and similar. This parasite uses trojans like Zlob to infect the system and show Virus Heat fakealerts convincing users in purchasing a full version of product that claims to remove spywares and trojans from your system. After purchase of full version pop-ups disappear, [...]
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8 February 2008
bellsouthalertmanager.exe
bellsouthalertmanager.exe is the main executable of Bellsouth’s security tool’s alert manager. It is a crucial component of your security software and should not be removed.
bellsouthalertmanager.exe at 2-spyware.com – basic information
bellsouthalertmanager.exe at file.net – information on file
bellsouthalertmanager.exe at processlibrary.com – basic information
bellsouthalertmanager.exe at liutilities.com – basic information
bellsouthalertmanager.exe at pcreview.co.uk – basic information
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7 February 2008
comrereg.exe
comrereg.exe is an executable, which belongs to the COM services from Microsoft. It is an important system file and should thus not be removed.
comrereg.exe at processlibrary.com – basic information
comrereg.exe at 2-spyware.com – basic information
comrereg.exe at liutilities.com – basic information
comrereg.exe at bleepingcomputer.com – basic information
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5 February 2008
doskey.exe
doskey.exe is an executable related to the Microsoft Windows Operating System. This file should not be removed, since it is a crucial component of the system.
doskey.exe at 2-spyware.com – basic information
doskey.exe at liutilities.com – basic information
doskey.exe at processlibrary.com – basic information
doskey.exe at bleepingcomputer.com – basic information
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4 February 2008
e_fatiada.exe
e_fatiada.exe is an executable, which belongs to the EPSON Status Monitor 3 application. This file is not essential to the wellbeing of the system and thus terminating it is down to user preference.
e_fatiada.exe at 2-spyware.com – basic information
e_fatiada.exe at bleepingcomputer.com – basic information
e_fatiada.exe at liutilities.com – basic information
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1 February 2008
fameh32.exe
fameh32.exe is the main executable of the FSecure Alert and Management Extension Handler. This file is a crucial part of your anti-viral technology and should therefore not be removed.
fameh32.exe at auditmypc.com – information
fameh32.exe at file.net – information on file
fameh32.exe at 2-spyware.com – information
fameh32.exe at processlibrary.com – information
fameh32.exe at liutilities.com – information