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Prozess Name: Windows-Verwaltungsinstrumentation
Produkt: Windows
Firma: Microsoft
Datei: winmgmt.exe
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Zeigt Systemverwaltungs-Informationen an. In gewissem Sinne eine Schnittstelle zwischen den Verwaltungsinformationen, Geräten und den Applikationen. Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) ist eine Windows Komponente, die Management-Informationen und -Steuerung in einem Unternehmensumgebung liefert. Der Prozess "winmgmt.exe" ist ein Teil davon. Mit Hilfe von WMI kann man im Netzwerk Programme auf anderen Rechner starten, oder die Ereignisprotokolle und installierten Programme auf einen anderen Computer abfragen.

Wichtig: Die Datei "winmgmt.exe" befindet sich im Ordner C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem. Wenn das nicht der Fall ist, handelt es sich bei winmgmt.exe um einen Virus, Spyware, Trojaner oder Worm! Überprüfen Sie dieses z.B. mit Security Task Manager.


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636 Security Task Manager Anwender fragten nach dieser Datei. 18 Anwender bewerteten diese nicht ("keine Angabe"). 25 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als harmlos. 4 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als wahrscheinlich harmlos. 24 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als neutral. 10 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als etwas gefährlich. 17 Anwender bewerteten den Prozess als gefährlich.


Kommentare über winmgmt.exe:
AlexWindows Management Service, contains the WMI repository
it stops me loading up doalogue boxes, windows explorer, image preview etc. When I end task it terminates the process and loads up by itself about 2 minutes later
john smith 3rdcore file
afsar aliwhen i login it's shown winmgmt.exe has generated error and you will be closed by windows and reapeated continueosly not able to appear desktop
aleeits a windows management file
joe shmoAs stated twice above, "winmgmt.exe has generated errors...". For me it also causes problems with the DNS on my PC.
It makes everywindow i have show up wrong, and after ending the task, its starts back up right away
BullyThsi Program try to connect to the following IP "67.19.131.36" with that Name "36.67-19-131.reverse.theplanet.com" on Port "6667". I see it on my Firewall. I research that there are two Task running with the same Name but ist was a bit different. One is called "WinMgmt.exe" an the other is called "winmgmt.exe" The once with the uppercase m is the Systemtask that was explained from Alex. But the other one do that what I say above.
Aaronstandard win 2000 system file - could get infected bby a virus. rus a scan
Again and again a dialogue box appears and says winmgmt.exe has caused some errors. the program will be restarted. What is that? I can't understand
DanielIn my case, prevented Windows from shuting down, causing to abort the shut down process and keeping the system up.
Markayits within system32, but in its own folder?
shadabthis is windows file.  Siehe auch: Link
part of win
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RobWithout it system info will not work, MSINFO32.EXE is disabled, it is required if you want system info to work. Why it pops on, it is collecting info about the system. It can also be used to manage remotely on a network. It changed a lot since W95.
vincentThis file is safe if within windows\system32 if you have a problem with it try uninstalling recently installed programs because it can be launched automatically by windows if your application requests access to the WMI
DennisI installed the latest Sygate Firewall update and this file now shows up in Task Manager every time I boot.
overgrow.comJust another one of the many holes in windows. I have win2k and it just sits there listening for connections on ports 2265 and up, no idea why. Anyone know how to plug it?
I can't disable the exe file - it runs in the background and prevents my computer from completeing scan disk or disk defrag operations.
ali :oPEvery time i try to delete it, it reappears again 2 seconds later!
Slayer0420Eats a lot of memory &sometimes locks computer till i ctrl alt delete end task wimmgmt.exe then comp goes back to normal . Im wondering if its safe to remove
RiniWas suddenly running in my system after installing 'Windows Install Clean Up', from the MicroSoftWebside. It slowed down process-speed dramatically. After removing it via regedit and a restart, all's ok. It seems I don't need WINMGMT.EXE in WIN98!
Bearall i know is i downloaded microsoft antispyware and didnt validate my windows after install WinMgmt.exe is trying to connect to the internet, i believe this microsoft seeing if you have a cracked copy of windows. anyhow im not letting it access the internet.
Sindriwinmgmt.exe is a normal Windows process. winnmgnt.exe (notice the "gnt" instead of "gmt" at the end of the name) is a backdoor program an should be deleted  Siehe auch: Link
c collierwhen i login it's shown winmgmt.exe has generated error and you will be closed by windows and reapeated continueosly not able to appear desktop  Siehe auch: Link
GlenMichaelseems part of Win, was causing mem leak in 98se machine, removed from registry seemingly without issue
The Minus OneIt shows up in a Xoftspy scan as a worm. I looked it up in Google and it shows it as something created by sun java. Webm is the folder it is in, web business management or something like that. I am not sure weather or not to have Xoftspy remove it, going to ask my bro who woks at M.
jgsthe file is in system32\wbem and second of all it's also in dllcache dir, which means it's protected by wfp, which means it will get replaced when you try to delete it
I know it run in Windows 2000. I also know that on my PC at work it takes up to 40% of the CPU time and makes the HDD churn endlessly, slowing down the system completely.
Tim 'gk^' NilimaaDepends on were it is. if its under %windir%/system32/ its okey. BUT if its anywere else - delete it!
dreamer-71My system runs fine when I don't see winmgmt in the task manager, very unstable with memory leaks when I do see it there.
Mohammedit makes a warning window appear on my screan each couple seconds
kathiseems to be same as above just pops up and says it has generated an error and i must close down the computer but when i do it doesn't change ... when i leave the computer on overnight it the message pop upquits popping up but I don't like leaving the computer on all night.
Part of the W32 OS
walkerit make my memory full and I cant open any programe
micele9WBEMCNTL.exe aufrufen und restart abstellen
MagicianI found it in "C:\Windows\System\WBEM". I've got windows millenium. Is that normal?
Matt ChrismerIt causes a memory error, saying the memory could not be "read".
escudoSome additional files seem associated with winmgmt.exe. There is an winmgmtr.dll. Also, these files are located in "SYSTEM" not "SYSTEM32" on my computer. SYSTEM32 appears to contain mostly drivers, and the ONLY .exe application in SYSTEM32 is regsvr32.exe. I'm running WinME on this computer.
bobbemsuddenly the winmgmt.exe process started using up 10% of CPU every two seconds or so. It would also access the hard disk every two seconds. Very annoying, but a reboot fixed it.
ConradThe2ndHogs up my System Resources, loads up at startup, its a pain having to close it every time with ALT CTRL DELETE then End Task.
BevermanIt keeps my PC nice and unstable. at least i think its the problem
[ARB1D3_[00L3RHERE IT IS! All of you have seperately pieced together the "WinMgmt.exe" Microsoft blowhole. Yep, you won't find much on this thingie because it utilizes Java ( The Minus One ) to port your file system tree to a Microsoft server. This introduced the idea of the next Microsoft OS- codename LONGHORN. Download Jetico Personal ( my fave ) or any other firewall to interrupt traffic - and, yes, it is integrated into the os (2000) so that if it is removed, the os must reboot- retrieving the file from a *.cab( like a zip ) file on your hard drive. Delete the .cab file and imagine having to reload W2k.
Greg FoxThe file is used to generate management scripts, ostensibly by system admins. It appears some trojans/viruses can manipulate it, so if you see it loaded for no apparent reason, you have a problem. If you're not on a network or if you're running Win-9x, I'd personally rename the file to c:\windows\system\wbem\winmgmt.ex- ASAP then restore if you ever genuinely need it. Chances are it's helping viruses reinstall themselves "as if by magic". My money's on a CWS-variant using it to work its wonders.  Siehe auch: Link
Greg FoxThis info relevant only to Win9x - my guess is that it's a piece of standard windows kit, not used in 9x, and some other purpose is being met using it. I would rename rather than delete, but again I stress only in 9x. Chances are a trojan IS using it to log/download/etc. but it would appear to be part of windows originally. Does not appear to cause any problems if you rename it (eg. to winmgmt.ex_)  Siehe auch: Link
Matt GPart of the core o\s. It often utilises high CPU. this is because of the WMI subsystem and slow I\O to the disk. Toi increase system performance, follow the link and do as suggested. Also, disable the Indexing Service. in addition, if you have an "on-Scan" virus checker, exclude the indexes from being scanned.  Siehe auch: Link
Ben WhittakerMicrosoft monitoring activity, shut the process down then delete the corresponding files. No harm done. The files come from Windows Update or newer versions of Windows. System and System32 should be 'uncluttered' just like temp folder or recycle.
RegisideIt is the only thing running on my 98 right now and It keeps poping up ads Obviosly this is the copy version because I don't think the real one came out until XP or Mabye NT
BKIf It's not in your System32 folder get rid of it. Every instance I've seen this file Running or in the Startup it has been associated with the installation of a Trojan.
AnnIt pops up and makes me shut down the pc, what i've done was to shut it down from the task manager and take it out of the msconfig. It worked quite well.
MeepeekIt only started showing up in my processes very recently. Ever since it did, it makes the system run very slow.
linuxwebDanke micele9 -- go to (win98) system\wbem and run wbemcntl.exe and turn off logging and check "Don't Restart"
Nigel.Always shows in the CTRL+ALT+Del list when I have a problem and closing it often reso;ves the problem on ME.
-=DMC=-naturally it´s system file and will disappear when you close the system management console.
G.E.My system is getting slower when this horrible program is working.
It caused my PC CPU to shoot up to 100%. System unusuable.
Abolit come each 6 sec. of my memory and open a new site.
Martin BalchinStops scan disk from completing a scan.
sagarit stoped my print file server
owenwindows sytems file  Siehe auch: Link Link
dthere is a troyan which substitutes this file for it self process this may provide a lot of control of your pc by a hacker
Gazzait runs for about 1 minute after i start windows 2000, whoring the CPU, last look there's two runing. fighting for CPU.
CygorisLike Dennis, it came after I installed Sygate Perso. Firewall V5.6 & this file now shows up in Task Manager every time I boot. !
Noton antivirus reports :unauthorized access attempt
Volker BeckerSystemfile
LeoIf you don't want WMI to restart, go to Services and disable Windows Management Instrumentation service. If you want instead to switch it to Manual, go to Recovery page and select Take no Action instead of Restart the Service.
charles opoggenit opens up each time i log into my system, and after a little while my system starts rebooting, i have to repeatedly close up this error messagesevery other time and before i how it the system starts rebooting
JohnNYSlows my sys waaay down. Hampered defrag. Going to investigate more.
kashifpop up and unable to delete
PcI hate how can I get rid of it it prevents disk utilites and norton go back from iinstaliin
Me!!It shutsdown my computer from time to time. In it's log I can see that the core was shutdown by it.
GregWinmgmt CPU utilization appears correlated to disk IO operations
DILIPit is a windows file & this file give the error because if the virus is in pc
Roozai have ME as well and it appears in my c:/windows/system/Wbem folder, same as escudo. although mine appears to be called Winmgmt.exe, is it meant to have a capital w? or should i consider removing this as it may be allowing trojans to restore themselves?
BradTo stop a restart, run cmd, and enter shutdown -a, aborting shutdown. The WMI file is used to keep programs with in the limit of your computers spec.
OIRupdate latest defifnition & restart in safemode fully scanned plbm solved
DaleThis is part of WBEM Web-Based Enterprise Management (WBEM) is a set of management and Internet standard technologies developed to unify the management of distributed computing environments. WBEM provides the ability for the industry to deliver a well-integrated set of standard-based management tools, facilitating the exchange of data across otherwise disparate technologies and platforms
Nick"A core component of client management. This process starts when the first client application connects, or when management applications request its services." "The original winmgmt.exe from Microsoft gets placed at C:WINDOWSSystem32winmgmt.exe . if you find it anywhere else then you should be suspicious for sure."  Siehe auch: Link
David CHave OS Microsoft Me. After adding Norton Internet Security I could not shut off winmgmt and it iterfered with defrag. Recently I downloaded "Connectivity tool" from Symantec and it entirely deleted winmgmt and everything seems to work just fine without it!
DELETE ITI found it in: C:\WINNT\$NtServicePackUninstall$ ~~ C:\WINNT\ServicePackFiles\i386 ~~ and ~~ C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32\WBEM. It EATS up CPU time and doesn't appear to serve any useful purpose.
vanDivXI installed VMware Player on one PC on LAN and soon after it was asking about IP of another PC and that PC's firewall poped up notice about winmgmt.exe which I allowed since I believe it is associated with the VMware Player program.
Erwin MollerBeware of a trojan named winmgnt.exe (Mind the n instead of the m). It contains Hale.  Siehe auch: Link
ChrisI have Sygate firewall and Winmgmt always loads at startup ever since installing the firewall. It eats up the cpu.
Tom Andrewswinmgmt.exe errors can be cleared from the repository folder, stop the service and then delete the winmgmt.cfg file, shut down your computer and then turn on...make sure it's a shut down instead of a reboot!
NicholasI found in Process Explorer that this file pops up after using Firefox for an extended period of time. When it does, CPU usage goes to 100% and commit charge skyrockets, rendering the system incredibly slow and unstable. After I terminated winmgmt.exe in Process Explorer, my system returns back to normal.
NekoIt's a core system file. Do not delete. Depending on the location of the file may determine whether or not it is a virus, etc...

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