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dmadmin.exe
dmadmin.exe is part of Microsoft Windows. This service is started on your computer when you attempt to change or add hard drive partitions to the system. Dmadmin.exe is important for the stable and secure running of your computer and, as a Windows core file, should not be terminated.
dmadmin.exe is located in the folder C:\Windows\System32. Known [...]
posted 12 December 2007 @ 10:02 by viktoras
helpsvc.exe
Helpsvc.exe is a legitimate windows file that works in relation to the “help” function and automatic updates, as such, the file might be critical for the normal performance of the PC. However, helpsvc.exe may also be a part of Radium, a backdoor responsible for granting remote access to your computer and thus stealing information etc.
Whether [...]
20 November 2007 » read »
hdashcut.exe
Hdashcut.exe is the Microsoft High Definition Audio Page Shortcut module installed with the Universal Audio Architecture High Definition Audio class driver.
This file is NOT a threat, but is a non-essential process. Whether hdashcut.exe should be terminated or left untouched is down to user preference.
hdashcut.exe at file.net – information on file
hdashcut.exe at processlibrary.com – basic information
hdashcut.exe [...]
19 November 2007 » read »
asr_ldm.exe
asr_ldm.exe is a Logical Disk Manager ASR Utility for Windows NT from Microsoft Corp. Determining whether asr_ldm.exe is a parasite or a original Windows process depends on the location it runs from. Originally it is located in C:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache\. Known file size is 32,256 bytes. It is not a critical component, but should not be terminated [...]
posted 24 October 2007 @ 9:52 by viktoras
atirw.exe
It is a driver for the ATI REMOTE WONDERâ„¢ RF remote control for ATI’s All-In-Wonder graphic cards and other products (by ATI Technologies Inc).
atirw.exe is not a critical component, but should not be terminated if you use the above tools. Atirw.exe is located in a subfolder of “C:\Program Files” (common is C:\Program Files\ATI Multimedia\RemCtrl\).
Known file sizes [...]
19 October 2007 » read »
aolacsd.exe
aolacsd.exe, known as AOL Access Daemon, belongs to the AOL Internet Software (America Online Inc) and relates to the connection driver, essential to Internet connection. It is a utility that will attempt to reconnect your computer to the internet should it be disconnected for some reason. It’s located in a subfolder of “C:\Program Files\Common Files” [...]
16 October 2007 » read »
spoolsv.exe
It is a Microsoft Printer Spooler Service, which handles the printing processes. This program is a must if you have and use printer installed on your computer. If so better not to disable this process. Anyway, if you really want to this file is not a critical process and can be safely removed from [...]
posted 14 September 2007 @ 9:05 by sarunas
VentC.exe
VentC.exe is part of Fourelle Systems Venturi. This program is a non-essential process, but should not be disabled unless suspected to be causing problems. Program listens for or sends data on open ports to LAN or Internet. Known VentC.exe file sizes are: 1204306 bytes (44% of all occurrence), 995328 bytes, 868352 bytes, 2397792 bytes, 991232 [...]
12 September 2007 » read »
userinit.exe
This file can be dangerous and can be part of Windows Operating system. If file is located at C:\Program Files\system32\ than userinit.exe is a key process in the Windows operating system. When starting the computer it manages the different start up sequences needed, such as establishing network connection and starting up the Windows shell. And [...]
7 September 2007 » read »
vetmsg.exe
vetmsg.exe process is part of CA Antivirus (Computer Associates antivirus) and offers real-time protection against Internet-bound threats such as trojans and viruses. This file cannot be terminated or disabled if you want to run the antivirus. CA Antivirus is the same as etrust antivirus. vetmsg.exe is NOT a spyware or trojan [...]