SELFCERT.EXE information and startup locations can be examined on this page: verify all your files to make sure that they are legitimate, digitally signed and from the company Microsoft Corporation to which they should belong.
selfcert.exe application error and file info
Create a self-signed digital certificate
- SelfCert
- Microsoft Corporation
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| Filetype : executable |
An executable file is a program that can be executed in your windows environment.
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| General file info |
| File name: |
Selfcert.exe |
| Product name: |
SelfCert
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| Description: |
Create a self-signed digital certificate
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| Company: |
Microsoft Corporation
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| Pacman startup database |
Not required - typically infrequently used tasks
selfcert.exe is a stand alone program for creating your own digital certificates for macros - the .exe is installed as an extra basically by clicking on MS Office in add/remove programs and selecting remove - also I would do away with the FriendlyWebQuickLaunchBar as well |
| info provided by sysinfo.org |
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Automatic startup locations
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001 Running Processes |
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MD5 file hash calculation |
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A MD5 hash is a unique fingerprint of a file. Different files/versions can have the same filename in windows. The MD5 hash verifies that the legitimate file is not altered or "fake".
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Your file might not be digitally signed |
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This means that the publisher of this software did not sign this file with a certificate from a trusted windows source.
Many publishers (even Microsoft) do not sign all their files, so this does not indicate that the file is suspect.
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 User comments for this file
More system processes
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| MD5 hash |
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| Check your autostart files
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