You must *actively approve* -by placing a check mark-the utilities that *stay* on your computer. If you have found this web site because you are searching on the specific file name of a browser help object or commercial pop ups that are making it difficult to use your computer, this is a good utility for you to try.Ī word of caution: Windowexeallkiller is a utility that returns control of your machine to you. It is not highly automated: It requires the user to be able to identify what it is that he or she wants to remove from the computer, and the assumption is that the user has done some research and carefully considered what to remove.

Windowexeallkiller is a way to remove unwanted malware from your computer. It is not always easy to remove this malware.

Windows operating systems are prone to a great deal of malware that can slow down your computer and make it difficult to use. To make matters worse, companies that offer to help you remove this junk in many cases do so because they want to install their own junk. Thes speed and flexibility of these sophisticated machines and their service to their owners is compromised by software junk that is often difficult to remove. Here is a thread from RealAudio support, last April, also complaining about crashes with is Windowexeallkiller? Windowexeallkiller is a free utility that I have created as a general service to the public.Ī vast commercial apparatus, mostly of legitimate companies, is putting products into commercial software that interferes with the operation of laptops and desktops. It was like Napster, although towards the end of its life, it had a licensing deal with the RIAA.įfprobe.exe is streaming media analyzer that is apparently part of the RealAudio software.

IMesh was a music sharing service that was shut down about five years ago. It’s still on the screen, but fortunately I was able to tuck it off to the bottom where I can hardly see it. An “application error” box (“ffprobe.exe”) box started appearing on my screen, with the message “Click to close the application” and “0x000007b”) I clicked, but the box just kept reappearing with the sound effect for “critical stop.” It persisted even after I had the computer shut off for three hours I eventually had to uninstall RealPlayer.

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