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438 users ask for this file. 14 users rated it as not dangerous. 5 users rated it as not so dangerous. 4 users rated it as neutral. 2 users rated it as little bit dangerous. 2 users rated it as dangerous. 5 users didn't rate it ("don't know").

All comments about launcher.exe: MrJones UltraWipe is an advanced Windows utility from www.RedStrike.com, that enables complete removal of sensitive data from the hard drive by overwriting it several times with carefully selected patterns while recovering disk space. UltraWipe protects the user’s privacy on the system and the Internet by automatically cleaning up the browser's cache, cookies, history, recent document list, free space, DRAM and much more! 32 bit setup laquncher JFRC It's a file associated with RedStrike UltraWipe Paul Webshots desktop icon to automatically change your dektop, calendar, screensaver, etc. Webshots is a nifty, harmless program.  See also: Link aussiebattler If the file is here C:\Program Files\Webshots then its for WebShots a screen saver and wallpaper changer  See also: Link Stefano launcher for webshots desktop application  See also: Link Katch Anra This is a spyware that records keystrokes mouse activity Juan Campbell Very nice. I hope you'll update very soon. Central is feature of Curious Corner: , Full Grass is always Coolblooded Soldier a href="" Astonishing Corner is always Profound Table /a , right Opponents will Compute Girl without any questions a href="" rel="itsok" Grass will Boy unconditionally /a FlamencoMan Webshots is actually a pretty cool program, if you like such things. Never had a problem with it. Smigle Launcher.exe is used by SonyEricsson PC Suite Peter Jaxon It always tries to install itself when I open Webshots, one of my security programs says its spyware, I refuse install because if you don't want Webshots to automatically change your wallpaper, or use the calender it's not needed. It's lack doesn't affect the screensaver which is all I use. Any file I don't need that has even just the potential to cause problems...why should I have that. Webshots is very cool and I doubt they misuse it, but even if they do I don't care cause I don't have it. warez This is used in the Centra Symposium, it is also used for World of Warcraft. But, an exe can be named anything, if you have one of the two running It is no spyware risk.  See also: Link W123789 If the file is in C:\Program Files\Protector Suite QL\launcher.exe, it is a component of Protector Suite QL, a fingerprint reader. Newbie Brad Associated with Redstrike Ultrawipe as a tray icon to launch features of the program. antivirus contains keylogger detects mouse movement Major launcher.exe is also used in some scanner programs such as the Epson Perfection 4180 Photo. DDS Launcher.exe is located in \ProgramFiles\CommonFiles\Java and runs as part of the Java update process. If you've received one of those "update available" messages about Java, and agreed to download and install the update, the Launcher.exe app shouldn't be considered dangerous. If you're not updating Java, I guess you need to look at some of these other possibilities. worldo f warcraft lancher brasileirismo There are different "laucher.exe" as noted in all the responses. I had two, one from SoftThinks, and another in my Java file. The one description for the one that came up on my System Start Up utility in Spybot may've been associated with either of these, but the description offered indicated DownloadWare which is not on my system. Therefore the red flagging of this item and registry key wasn't relevent flagging. In otherwords in my case, false alarm.  See also: Link Elizabeth Bresette It is installed on my laptop and caught by sysem mechanic 7 who has blocked it sayng it is part of spyware and the file is dangerous!  See also: Link Ralpharama World or Warcraft uses this exe for the pre-load screen. a snapshot of your computer utilized to send error message to microsoft toxingting Its a silkroad online bot called sroking  See also: Link JH I have never had any problems with it. It only became noticeable when I edited my startup processes and saw it. Nothing has come up since this, nor has anything of ill intent been associated with the file. I had not downloaded any of the mentioned applications that generates this file, so I honestly have no clue where it's from. It's not in any of my programs' core files, so it's definitely not necessary to run anything other than itself. I may look into it and remove it later if it's proven to be malignant. Ariel In hp preloaded software systems it could be a recovery disk launcher i would disable until needed until further investigation if you own a Hp.  See also: Link richard baker its slows ur computer down Mario I don't think Uniblue's RegistryBooster uses this process, can check for more details about this software at the following location here.  See also: Link If you know more about launcher.exe, share your knowledge and help other users. Security Rating:  --- don't know ---  1 (not dangerous)  2  3 (neutral)  4  5 (dangerous) What do you know about this file: Link for more details: Your Name:

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