Ltmoh.exe is a program installed on computers that use a modem from Agere. This program handles incoming and outgoing calls, and assists with call waiting functions. If you do not wish to use this functionality it may be safely stopped and removed. 

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Users Opinions

324 users ask for this file. 6 users rated it as not dangerous. 1 user rated it as not so dangerous. 4 users rated it as neutral. 2 users rated it as little bit dangerous. 1 user didn't rate it ("don't know").

All comments about Ltmoh.exe: Modem on hold;helpful if on dial up...preinstalled on serveral comps   dmoney more info on attached link   Modem Help Program   Aaron Thoma ltmoh is supposed to be a "modem-on-hold" application, but i dunno what else it's supposed to be.   gabe-o LtMoh.exe is clean Modem Application (Lucent Modem on hold)  See also: Link   zman Agere Modem On Hold. Doesn't work for me! Maybe ISP must have capability for MOH.   Darrin C As stated above, it is a process that is used by your modem, and is usesless but harmless if you don't use your modem. It can be disabled in msconfig.   8ball It appeared after configuring my blackberry 8700 as a modem on my laptop. Although I also have a modem installed, this did not appear until I made the change.   DMac idk, its slowing my computerdown, how do i remove it?   koopa if u dont have dial-up u dont need it. delete it   Toshiba came pre-installed on my laptop, it is a program to switch b/t internet dial-up connection and incoming voice calls. I just rt-clicked on it in my sys tray to exit, and took it out of my start-up menu. Hasn't bothered me since.   Chris K I had MoH v92, just run MSCONFIG.exe in your start menu\RUN look for LtMoH application in the start-up menu and remove the check mark. it will not start up again unless you re-check the box if ever you need to use a dial-up connection.   DanMan If you know more about Ltmoh.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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