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 to which they should belong.
svchostss.exe security and file info
svchostss.exe
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| Filetype : executable |
An executable file is a program that can be executed in your windows environment.
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Possible error for this file:
Application error, the application has generated errors and will be closed by windows |
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| MD5 File security rating |
A MD5 hash is a unique fingerprint of a file.
Different files/versions can have the same filenames. The MD5 hash verifies that the legitimate file is not altered.
Runscanner (Freeware) can help you checking the file's MD5 hashes
| Svchostss.exe files in Runscanner database |
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1 different item(s) in database |
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Green items are verified safe to use |
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Unrated items are not yet checked for safety. |
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Red items are not safe (typically virusses, spyware or other malware) |
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This file is digitally signed by it's publisher.
This means that the file is from the company claiming to created it, this does not mean by default that the file is safe
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| General file info |
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Unknown
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| Description: |
svchostss.exe
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| Company: |
Unknown
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| Pacman startup database |
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Added by a variant of the RBOT WORM! |
| info provided by sysinfo.org |
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Automatic startup locations
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001 Running Processes |
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003 Autorun registry entries Current User |
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004 All users startup startmenu |
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005 Current user startup startmenu |
 User comments for this file
More system processes
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