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  #1 Roscoe Cooley on 08 Apr 12

   

  exe sure likes to appear on a regular basis and multiple times at that. What's taskmgr. exe? Oh yeah, it's the window you are looking at right now. ctfmon? Is he related for you to Pokemon? navapsvc. exe? Navy? Napa Valley? Navel? NOTA (none of the above).
  
  This is not a thorough list as that would take days. It has the standard processes along with process names from common applications. If you want to understand about a process, the best place to go is... ProcessLibrary.com. Just like adware and spyware, there are bad processes that come to life thanks to the bad guys like Trojans and viruses. The site has a list of the top five security threats, so watch out for those processes.
  
  Also, beware the bad guys like to use legitimate names involving processes. For example, rundll. exe is a system process that shouldn't be terminated. However, recent reports have stated, "It can also function as LOXOSCAM virus depending on Operating system and file path; this is always a virus on Or windows 7 and 2000 operating methods however. "
  
  You can download software offering more information about the task. Task Manager, as you know, says nothing except the name in the process and how much CPU it's using. One example is Method Explorer, a standalone application that even offers the option of replacing the internal Task Manager for glass windows. It shows you specifics of which handles and DLLs procedures have opened or filled.
  
  acrotray. exe
  
  Acrobat Assistant that is used when printing documents to some PDF. The process should certainly not be removed while changing documents to PDF.
  
  ADService. exe
  Active Disk Service can be a component of the Iomega zip drive.
  
  AppServices. exe
  Also for the Iomega squat drive.
  
  ccEvtMrg. exe
  Associated with Symantec's Web Security Suite. Keep it and protect your computer.
  
  ccSetMgr. exe
  Also associated with Symantec's Web Security Suite. Keep it and protect your pc.
  
  csrss. exe
  System process that will be the main executable for the Microsoft Client / Server Runtim Server Subsystem. It should not be power down.
  
  ctfmon. exe
  Non-essential system process. If you're using only English because language, then it is unnecessary. However, it's recommended to leave it alone.
  
  explorer. exe
  This must always be running within the background. It's a user user interface process that runs the windows graphical shell for your desktop, task bar, and Start menu.
  
  iexplore. exe
  Internet Explorer browser. But why are you with it unless it's for a web site that doesn't work in a other browser? Use Firefox instead.
  
  lsass. exe
  Local Security Authority Service is a Windows security-related system process for handling local safety and login policies.
  
  Navapsvc. exe, nvsrvc32. exe, and navapw32. exe
  These are Symantec's North AnvtiVirus processes. They or whatever virus program you utilize should run on a regular basis.
  
  realsched. exe
  RealNetworks Scheduler is no essential process. It checks for updates for RealNetworks products. It can be properly disabled.
  
  rundll32. exe
  A system process that executes DLLs and tons their libraries.
  
  savscan. exe
  Nortons AntiVirus process. Keep it.
  
  services. exe
  An essential process which manages the starting along with stopping of services such as those in boot up and turn off. Do not terminate the idea.
  
  smss. exe
  Session Manager SubSystem is really a system process that is a central part of the Windows operating system. Print Spooler Keeps Stopping

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">exe sure likes to appear on a regular basis and multiple times at that. What's taskmgr. exe? Oh yeah, it's the window you are looking at right now. ctfmon? Is he related for you to Pokemon? navapsvc. exe? Navy? Napa Valley? Navel? NOTA (none of the above).<br /><br />This is not a thorough list as that would take days. It has the standard processes along with process names from common applications. If you want to understand about a process, the best place to go is... ProcessLibrary.com. Just like adware and spyware, there are bad processes that come to life thanks to the bad guys like Trojans and viruses. The site has a list of the top five security threats, so watch out for those processes.<br /><br />Also, beware the bad guys like to use legitimate names involving processes. For example, rundll. exe is a system process that shouldn't be terminated. However, recent reports have stated, "It can also function as LOXOSCAM virus depending on Operating system and file path; this is always a virus on Or windows 7 and 2000 operating methods however. "<br /><br />You can download software offering more information about the task. Task Manager, as you know, says nothing except the name in the process and how much CPU it's using. One example is Method Explorer, a standalone application that even offers the option of replacing the internal Task Manager for glass windows. It shows you specifics of which handles and DLLs procedures have opened or filled.<br /><br />acrotray. exe<br /><br />Acrobat Assistant that is used when printing documents to some PDF. The process should certainly not be removed while changing documents to PDF.<br /><br />ADService. exe<br />Active Disk Service can be a component of the Iomega zip drive.<br /><br />AppServices. exe<br />Also for the Iomega squat drive.<br /><br />ccEvtMrg. exe<br />Associated with Symantec's Web Security Suite. Keep it and protect your computer.<br /><br />ccSetMgr. exe<br />Also associated with Symantec's Web Security Suite. Keep it and protect your pc.<br /><br />csrss. exe<br />System process that will be the main executable for the Microsoft Client / Server Runtim Server Subsystem. It should not be power down.<br /><br />ctfmon. exe<br />Non-essential system process. If you're using only English because language, then it is unnecessary. However, it's recommended to leave it alone.<br /><br />explorer. exe<br />This must always be running within the background. It's a user user interface process that runs the windows graphical shell for your desktop, task bar, and Start menu.<br /><br />iexplore. exe<br />Internet Explorer browser. But why are you with it unless it's for a web site that doesn't work in a other browser? Use Firefox instead.<br /><br />lsass. exe<br />Local Security Authority Service is a Windows security-related system process for handling local safety and login policies.<br /><br />Navapsvc. exe, nvsrvc32. exe, and navapw32. exe<br />These are Symantec's North AnvtiVirus processes. They or whatever virus program you utilize should run on a regular basis.<br /><br />realsched. exe<br />RealNetworks Scheduler is no essential process. It checks for updates for RealNetworks products. It can be properly disabled.<br /><br />rundll32. exe<br />A system process that executes DLLs and tons their libraries.<br /><br />savscan. exe<br />Nortons AntiVirus process. Keep it.<br /><br />services. exe<br />An essential process which manages the starting along with stopping of services such as those in boot up and turn off. Do not terminate the idea.<br /><br />smss. exe<br />Session Manager SubSystem is really a system process that is a central part of the Windows operating system. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.computing-tips.com/software-guides/print-spooler-service-keeps-stopping-361.html">Print Spooler Keeps Stopping</a></div>

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