Files


AppSync.exe – a process that is running in the Task Manager and should not be trusted AppSync.exe is an executable that is related to a potentially unwanted application named PUP.Optional.AppSync and other questionable AV tool detection results. These apps usually travel in software bundles – a clever technique used by PUP […]

AppSync.exe



Mshta.exe is an element of Microsoft HTML Application Host Mshta.exe is a process that is a part of a legitimate Microsoft HTML Application Host for Internet Explorer. This utility executes HTA or HTML files on Windows operating system. The executable file is not harmful to your computer if it is located in C:\Windows\System32\ […]

mshta.exe



Sppextcomobjpatcher.exe is an executable file known as KMSpico used for MS Office or Windows cracking Sppextcomobjpatcher.exe (also known as AutoKMS) is an executable that some users might find running in the background on their Windows operating systems. Located in C:\Windows\System32 or C:\Windows\Setup\scriptsx64 folder, the file might seem like it is a part […]

Sppextcomobjpatcher.exe


Video.UI.exe is an executable file that belongs to Xbox Live Entertainment Platform by Microsoft Corporation, but can sometimes be malware-related The Video.UI.exe is a legitimate executable file[1] that belongs to the Xbox Live Entertainment Platform by Microsoft Corporation. It’s a core component of Microsoft’s Xbox Live video application, formerly known […]

Video.UI.exe




Svchost.exe is a legitimate executable file developed by Microsoft Corporation Svchost.exe is an executable file which is responsible for hosting one or many Windows services. Additionally, it is closely related to shared services processes which helps reduce computer resource consumption. You can find Svchost.exe or Svchost.exe (netsvcs) running in the Task Manager. […]

svchost.exe


Winrmsrv.exe is a legitimate executable created by Microsoft but might also indicate crypto-mining malware infection Winrmsrv.exe is a background process that users might find running on their Windows computers once they open the Task Manager. The executable was developed by Microsoft Corporation, and its usual location is in C:\Windows\system32\ folder. Nevertheless, […]

Winrmsrv.exe