| Kommentare über iexplore.exe: |
 Alex |  Windows Internet Explorer Browser |
 Andre | Internet Explorer Browser addon Siehe auch: Link |
 Nathan | Program called "Microsoft Internet Explorer" licened by Microsoft from Spyglass, part of the Windows Operating System, even though Microsoft didn't write it. Very buggy, and unsecure. Try Mozilla FireFox, it's works much better than IE plus it has powerful ad blocking tools. Siehe auch: Link |
| DeskJet Terry | If you find this file in the system32 subdirectory then it is dangerous. I believe that it should reside in \Program Files\Internet Explorer. Remove all instances of it from the \windows\prefetch directory. Search through the registry in the HKLM....\Run and RunServices for data relating to "internet Explorer". Note the .EXE file name and remove this file from any where you can find it. My Opinion: nasty ad ware, and difficult to remove |
| | in WinXP home/PRO/SP1 it should be all caps and in ur Program Files/Internet Explorer/ directory, if it's in your /windows/ folder then most probably malware, it also adds itself on the registry as a startup. |
 tim | I've got two running in my task manager...whenever i try to close one, funklicensesize.exe pops up briefly, and then changes to ixexplore.exe again. I"ve uninstalled I Explorer, but it still persists. All this started when I downloaded AOL IM... |
| c | IE leaves your system wide open due to lapses in security. DLLs can be stored to your System32 and run through winsock. Other DLLs can be stored anywhere on your disk. No security but decent web browser. Siehe auch: Link |
 F@tman | Not sure 'bout this one. XPowner got a point. I'm checking all my background apps (recently found a worm and spyware!!!)and i've seen the internet browser running as "Internetexplorer.exe". I've also had two "IEXPLORE.EXE"'s running, but only one browser window open??? Strange, very strange. |
 pascal | enthält ein tolles sicherheitslückensortiment, welches die Arbeit der Angreifer unglaublich erleichtert Siehe auch: Link |
| Trieu Nguyen | It usually is an internet explorer but if it you havn't opened IE up yet and it has it it's something else. Ad aware is my guess because it makes a toolbar appear. That's the only thing I found out it does, so far |
| nir l | proxy trojan virus |
| knowitall | In xp pro in processes if only one "IEXPLORE.EXE" process apears it might not be malware, also do a search for "IEXPLORE.EXE" and if they are any in the system files files thatn it is problbly a virus or malware |
| Gallery | nothing but does anyone know what hcofaj32.exe is? I have a brand new computer and it has started coming up each time i shut down as needing to be ended even though i am not aware of it running. Is it a virus? |
| jiosis | Iexplore.exe is not internet explorer if it is runned by "SYSTEM" & It is a worm, virus or trojan so that it will be runned everytime you start your windows. The best way is to search & see it's location,should be in "internet explorer" folder not in "windows" or "system32". |
| ARTO | press the start button and click on search all files and folder and enter "iexplore.exe". let the system pull up all the files it finds and then distinguish (and keep) the C:/Program Files/Internet Explorer AND C:/Program Files/Online... (these two types are your explorer and whatever is running) the res of them just delete files one at a time |
| | IT EATS UP MEMORY EVEN WHEN NOT IN USE I don´t know where: Maybe SecTaskManager or WinTasks5 PRo I am going crazy with this iexplore.exe appearing 3 times in my process list...please help me clean this malware from my computer...it is there even when I am not using Internet Explorerer...it grows in size hour after hour...email me barrosoj@hotmail.com |
| Sub-Cool | On Win XP Pro, (i think) it makes a .EXE in your "\Documents and Settings\ username \Local Settings\Temp" wich can only be deleted if you kill both occurances of iexplore.exe. My sis was running Firefox at the time and not MSIE. |
| Rushyo | This process (in the form it took on my local machine) is malware. Seemingly it is installed through Firefox, as I never run Internet Explorer. It's extremely difficult to get rid of. Oh if they would just allow you to close processes simultaneously... |
| Goronwy | I Currently have Two iexplore.exe in my task manager, I have casino,play poker etc shortcuts on my desktop in which there is no right- click function to enter properties, Its the most complex Adware ive ever come across but I can't tell You from where cos I don't know .Its bypassed all my spyware software.If I get rid I'l let you know more. |
| Nisha Kurien | It is an adware/spyware.... In XP, in the Task Manager, if it appears in lower case as "iexplore.exe" it means that there is an adware/spyware running on your system. Some of the symptoms include "Internet Explorer shutting down" |
| Microemission | Some IEXPLORER.exe is located in C:\windows\system32\cfg as a hidden file and anti-spy info describes it as beeing mIRC which it isn't , so u must be careful.. it has firedaemon.exe google.dll and some other hidden stuff too on that folder... |
| | please check the position of the file of iexplore.exe,if it is in c;/system32, then it is a virus absolutely. this spyware will steal your passwords and then send them to someone else by a default smtp server. |
| armin fonne | er sagt mir iexplore.exe, dann fehler beim laden einer dll, Siehe auch: Link |
| moi | iexplore.exe is the main executable for Microsoft Internet Explorer. This Microsoft Windows application allows you to surf the web, and local intranets. This program is non-essential process to the running of the system, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems. iexplore.exe is a process also relating to the Avant Internet Browser, a free plugin for Internet Explorer which offers additional features. Note: iexplore.exe is also registered as the Trojan.KillAV.B virus, which systematically attempts to disable your AntiVirus solutions and also affects some windows syst |
| Name | Its one of the most dangerous viruses - Internet Explorer :) Joke, look if its signed (choose Internet Explorer process and look downscreen - Properties - Microsoft Signed File) - means that it is real Internet Explorer. By the way IE starts from Program Files\Internet Explorer , NOT from windir\system32\ . 1, 2, 3 and more iexplore.exe means only that you started new iexplore.exe multiple. |
| Corsi | Ist ein Trojaner wenn er mehrmals im Taskmanager auftaucht |
| | Stupid thing keeps poping up in my taskmanger and sometimes if i leave it alone, more of them pops up. Also I get icons on my desktop about travel, casino, card games, bingo, etc that pops up whenever "Iexplore" pops up in my taskmanger. |
| Rafaelinux | ITS an virus sucker, if you enter internet with this explorer all virus, malware, spyware, adware, or microsoft updates can ocurr!, please install I.E. erradicator if you want to get rid of the problem |
| | Wireless Wi-fi and blue tooth technology has really opened the door, since a hacker can access anyone’s computer - just by positioning himself within so many feet of the location where a wireless computer is housed. Be wary of parked occupied vans and wi-fi hot spot sites nearby. |
| Addi | It has been extremely hard to remove this disgusting file. I tried all your suggestions, but in my case they didn't work because whenever I tried to remove it from the prefetch subfolder it just re-created itself after a couple of minutes/seconds. Then, discussing a different kind of problem with a friend, I was advised to remove the Windows XP Service Pack 2, so I did that. And guess what? No more iexplore in my task manager, no iexplore in the prefetch subfolder or anywhere else. |
| Andy. | It appears twice in my Task manager, and seemingly creates an .EXE file in the "\Documents and Settings\ username \Local Settings\Temp" folder which cannot be deleted. the only problem i've had so far is that there are two toolbars i cannot get rid of in MSIE (I use firefox, but members of my family use MSIE) and noticed that it asks to connect to the internet of its own accord when I'm not connected. |
| Darkraver | kommt nicht vom system32-ordner |
| alex | Hat nichts mit dem Internet Explorer zu tun...habs gelöscht und er funktioniert. Heißt IEXPLORER und befinder sich unter WINDOWS/System32... könnt Ihr einfach löschen |
| meridia | meridia Siehe auch: Link |
| Nj | No toolbar in internet explorer |
| | InternetExplorer |
| C.E. | Die Fehlermeldung erscheint seit 4Wochen immer dann,wenn ich in der eBay community posten will |
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