| All comments about mDNSResponder.exe: |
 Nidonocu | Used by the Apple Redezvous networking system. Responds to network requests for resources if setup. See also: Link |
| Qerub | Announces local services on the network See also: Link |
 Sean A. Turvey U.E. | Unknown application. I do not have any Apple products (incl Quicktime) on this computer. |
| EK | Was not previously installed on my computer until an update to the VOIP app Gizmo was automatically installed, at which point it started requesting access every time the internet connection started. Also concurrent with DNS problems although they may be unrelated. |
| Jim Boka | It was installed on my computer by Apple iTunes v5.0 without my permission. It can be stopped in "Services" and then deleted. MsConfig will allow you to turn it off, listed under services tab. |
| Damien | This file is associated with Quick Time Movie Player. The details of what it does exactly is unknown, but if you trust Apple, your good to go. |
 | probably works with Music Magic Mixer (winamp plugin) |
 Stan a.k.a. WinsXPGuy | Microsoft Dynamic Network Security Responder |
| Gh.Reza | I thing the is some files of Apple. See also: Link |
 bacapel | It has taken up 99% of processor on AMD 64bit 3000! System now unstable. |
| | as part of iTunes, this useful junk interferes with proper networking protocols(DNS), and Apple's answer is to hide in from removal (iTunes 5.01). |
 Dennis Tovey | Pest that hogs system resources and links to Gismo project, can't be shut down and won't stop hogging CPU until has sent its data out. |
| Jason | evidently used by itunes for sharing music |
| enigma39139 | i think it's used by a program called Gizmo, a program which is like Skype |
| Alex | From all I can see this is part of Ahead Nero 7 |
| yuumei | Seems to not like mcafee |
| Tornberry | Seems to slow down the computer a lot and uses up bandwidth, which is bad when you're trying to browse the web or send a file to a friend. |
| insider | used by gismo project |
| JSJay | I noticed the 'task' after installing I-Tunes; Apple QuickTime 7.0 is installed along with I-Tunes.I suspect that is where it came from, or perhaps a MS update - for telephony junk. |
| vince | it is installed by itunes 5 and allows itunes on other computers on your netowrk to play audio files in your library See also: Link |
| Alex Bepple | It also comes with Gizmo Project. |
| Kroc Camen | Installed by iTunes 5 (possibly 4.9), related to "bonjour" previously called rendevous, a discoverability utility for airtunes speakers and shared music libraries See also: Link |
| eSlider | Gizmo process |
| EY Guan ZH-CN | It's installed with iTunes.The process was used for music sharing. |
| | Used by Apple iTunes |
| Neal | Makes installation of USB devices across a network fuss free. Typical Apple real plug and play |
| | belongs to apple rendezvous if not installed by yourself your camera, printer, scanner or other peripherals might have come with it ... |
| Anton | Also seems that Predixis Magic MusicMixer |
| Steve (Australia) | May be installed by Gizmo. Some people seem concerned about it, but on balance I think it's probably harmless. Note that it may hamper the installation of some versions of iTunes which may try to install another version. See also: Link |
| Freddie | Apple Bonjour, unknown .pf extention of file. Causing CPU to run at 100%. Reopens itself when closed. Located in my Gizmo (VoIP Program) folder. |
| Billy Johnson | It will clog up domains with NBNS requests. Get rid of it! Looks like Apple has jumped on the malware wagon. |
| Iron | mdnsresponder.exe is a process associated with "Bonjour for Windows" software. It is used by ITunes for music sharing |
| DenisI | I have it in Music Magic Mixer directory |
| Bad'Z | making my windows goin strange, When I press ESC it has an effect like I press windows button, and it will disabled the CTRL+C and CTRL+V button, but when I turn it off everything back to normal |
| Steve (Australia) | May be installed by Gizmo. Some people seem concerned about it, but on balance I think it's probably harmless. Note that it may hamper the installation of some versions of iTunes which may try to install another version. See also: Link |
| David | Possible it's part of Skype. I don't use iTunes, McAfee, any Apple software. Winamp, |
| Daniel Borges | mdnsresponder.exe is a process associated with "Bonjour for Windows" software. It is used by ITunes for music sharing. This is a non-essential process. Disabling or enabling this is down to user preference. See also: Link |
| JM | This is part of Apple Bonjour -- See also: Link |
| Sally (UK) | It was installed on my PC as part of Extensis Portfolio 8. I have Zone Alarm installed so it has to ask permission to connect to the internet and until I know what it does I won't let it. Portfolio works fine without it connecting to the internet. I suspect it is gathering information on how I use the software but I'm not sure. |
| Keith | It appeared for me after I installed Gizmo - may be a coincidence but Windows had been slightly unstable since |
| Hash | Installed along with Gizmo Project and now loads everytime I turn on the PC. |
| bunny hopper | come's packaged with kodak pinter dock/camera v6.0 sofware which bundles quicktime see spynet for more info See also: Link |
| jumpshotjrh | Mysteriously appeared after installing Kodak Easyshare upgrade to 6.0 |
| Samurai that knows computers | This is stupid. go into safe mode and delete the "Bonjour" folder (Programme Files) and MDNSRESPONDER.EXE (Windows\Prefetch) if you have it somehow. Today it so randomly ate up 100% of CPU power, i had to kill it in safe mode. |
| neugent | after installing nero 7.5 i found this file. so it must be part of Nero's files. |
| Ryo | I think Adobe uses it also |
| Andrew | I didn't ask for it to be installed - I don't want it, and the following link should remove it. See also: Link |
| Redeemer | Anything that is installed as HIDDEN!..forget about it. |
| Lisa | Haven't updated ITunes and don't own an Apple so I wonder how this file came into use on my system all of a sudden? Never heard of Bonjour for Windows either so I find this strange... |
| | Appeared after install of Photoshop CS3 |
| sam | 99% of processor on AMD 64bit System now unstable as well |
| chris | It is an apple process. On my comp the mdnsNSP.dll which comes with the bonjour service has been activated by roughly five processes simultaneously - AOL, Utorrent, Peer Guardian, spooler subsystem app |
| sirbyte | I think this appeared when I updated VoIP Cheap software... |
| Stacy | it installled without permission, i don't know if its a virus or not |
| antonio | I found the process and could pass windows firewall without my permission. I deleted it without explanations I don't know where has come from... |
| Richard | Installed itself with Abobe Creative Suite CS3, I have never used iTunes on this machine |
| Doug | Installs with VMware 6 Beta. Process Explorer shows VMWare Tray Tools using the application when running. mDNSResponder.exe installs as a System Service, and files are located at (X):\Program Files\Bonjour\ Where X is your System Drive Letter. Bonjour is an Open Source Networking Technology from Apple Inc. See also: Link |
| HP | It appeared after installing Photoshop CS3 and causes the system to hang and crash |
| john | This is part of Apple Bonjour, however system slowed down, including sign-off times are about 10 times longer. I do not have iTunes and at this time do not know where it came from. |
| James | Installed by Crapple without permission, used 99% CPU (AMD 64 3500+), stopping the service and deleting it fixed. |
| 316 | installed when updated Kodak EasyShare software |
| Vedran | I got mine with Adobe Photoshop CS3 BETA installed it. Removed it with KillBox (delete-on-reboot) and PS still worked. |
| Luxie | Installed with Kodak Easyshare v6 |
| John | Installed as part of Suitcase 11? I don't have Gizmo, and there is no add/remove entry for Gizmo. Since installing, my sound playback has been 'skippy'. I suspect it's part of the Suitcase Server system. Stopped, then disabled it in services. |
| wfcamb | I got it from the program MusicMagic Mixer by Predixis.. Uninstalling the program did the trick.. :P |
| Brett | Part of Bonjour, but seems to be associated with a "Printer Wizard". Attempting removal... |
| Marhi go partis.si partis Partis.si | partis.si own worm See also: Link |
| Michael | I got it after installing Dreamweaver and Photoshop CS3, Not quite sure what it is. |
| gazz | have no apple products installed on my pc but this process has appeared from somewhere |
| Doggie | Appeared after I installed Adobe Photoshop Cs3 Beta |
| Andy | Part of "Bonjour" which is Apple's networking service. So it doesn't surprise me that iTunes uses it. But in my case, it was most definitely installed by Adobe CS3 installer. I think Adobe is using it to phone home. |
| Kenny Mills | Adobe Creative Suite 3 also installs Bonjour See also: Link |
| | Installed for me with adobe photoshop CS3 ... |
| Cos | For me it was installed as part of Gizmo project and running from gizmo folder. |
| | this is part of adobe CS3 asset services |
| R0mE0 | if you delete it, winsock is failed and your system cannot networking |
| Midshipman | This is an Apple product that is bundled with Quicktime and iTunes |
| Faye Valentine | It will make ur comp go lag, will slow down the page/loading while surfing the FireFox or IE, close some other program too. Get rid of it asap. |
| Hans Torre | This is also part of all Extensis Trials e.g.. Extensis Suitcase and also Adobe Photoshop CS3 trial.. |
| Ivan Brokowich | it was installed on my machine with adobe photoshop cs3 |
| John a.k.a. Mobius 1 | I first saw it apear after installing the Kodak Easyshare software. Not sure what it does... |
| Andrew | pile of crap software for iTunes. I don't know how it got on my system as I have no apple product and I do not have QuickTime. I'm unable to remove it as it says that I do not have permission too... |
| severin | It called my IP twice during install. of an other AP. I don't like it |
| Irfan | This is a harmless networking functionality component which is part of Apple's open source Bonjour (networking computers and smart devices) technology. Most printer manufacturers including Epson, HP, Brother use this technology to enable adding and/or removing printers from network without configuration changes. Ahead Nero 7 uses this to enable file sharing. Many other softwares use this technology for similar purposes. See also: Link |
| j2oe | after I found everything going very slowly I hit ctrl+shift+esc to see which process takes up all resources |
| Jeroen Nijhuis | It comes with a update for GameTalk, brings up CPU to 100% usage.. |
| dustin | Sends out robotic parse files to the spacewalks server at Quams University. Apple uses it to conduct music surveys. not dangerous. |
| fago | Gets installed during Adobe CS3 setup without permission. See link for deletion. See also: Link |
| igor from the netherlands | it came on my pc with a virus. it used my routers forwarded port. i didn't like that so i deleted it |
| crj | Installed with Adobe Photoshop CS3, disable the Service "##Id_String1.6844F930_1628_4223_B5CC_5BB94B879762##". See also: Link |
| Kenneth | When removed from regedit, this responder shuts down several network services, and makes the computer unable to acces the network. Not possible to reestablish once deleted. Tried to shut it down, but didnt work for me. mdnsresponder is malware!! |
| ermi | It also installs with Adobe Photoshop CS3 See also: Link |
| Ultrano72 | I noticed after I installed Adobe Photoshop CS3 or Nero Burning ROM 7 |
| Walt | Installed along with the Adobe CS3 beta without asking. Easily disabled as mentioned above. |
| martu | installed with photoshop cs3 beta |
| jaramai (holland) | Well, I just installed my new Kodak camera + software, and there it was. The software is called easy share from Kodak. I think it is meant for picture sharing over the inter with Kodak because the program tried to connect with their servers while the default setting is set on share...now ay I am gonna share my personal pictures! |
| Khai Mang - Computer Technician | Extensis Font Suite is the culprit in my case. The fact that it installed itself to startup without my knowledge ticks me off! |
| Neo | This service will also be installed if you have Photoshop CS3 or other Adobe CS3 line software (Illustrator,Indesign,etc.) so you don't have to panic but you can use the link to uninstall it and then delete the files under C:\Program Files\Bonjour as this is not a crucial service. See also: Link |
| justuser | Was installed along with Adobe Illustrator CS3 trial. Complete uninstall of AI CS3 removed it. |
| Mike | Apple is getting like microsoft with worthless processes tying up our system |
| Dany | Installed with Adobe Photoshop CS3 Extended Demo |
| Benchmark Reviews | Found running from C:\Program Files\Bonjour at system startup. The properties indicate that it is Apple software, but I have never installed iTunes or Gizmo. See also: Link |
| aspdevstudio | It is BonJour for windows. I got it when I downloaded Safari for windows 3.0 beta See also: Link |
| PG | is used by CS3 Version-Cue to automatically find and connect local Cue-Servers, but needs to connect to internet!? Link supports information to deinstall that thing. See also: Link |
| Felix | Was installed after I installed Adobe Dreamweaver CS3. I do not have ANY Apple software on this Windows machine. |
| James McGuire | Right you can remove this properly from the command prompt. Doing it the "proper way" removes the registry entries as well. The link is adobe's page telling you how to (simply) remove it! See also: Link |
| swog | appeared after I installed Photoshop CS3 See also: Link |
| Valeri Georgiev | It is installed also by Adobe products which use Adobe Version Cue CS3 See also: Link |
| cosmo | mDNSResponder.exe - Is a not so dangerous process, but may cause incompatibility with some programms on your PC Actualy this is a part of Bonjour, But it slows down the network. risky factor!! The - mDNSResponder.exe dangerous side is Little Hol through which others can connect, i`ll tested it with some "illegal software" (sorry about this) but this is the best way how to check net security, software notifications are flowing throught the mDNSResponder (so Firewall Do nothing :) ) In MAC computers it work ok, but not On PC - So Apple need to think about security little bit more. Thats all... |
| Seagoon | Installed with Gizmo & QuickTime. Can make system & network unstable |
| Daniel | From Apple Homepage: "mDNSResponder is a Bonjour system service that implements Multicast DNS Service Discovery for discovery of services on the local network, and Unicast DNS Service Discovery for discovery of services anywhere in the world. mDNSResponder is built into Mac OS X and can be downloaded as part of Bonjour for Windows. Applications like iTunes, iPhoto, iChat and Safari use mDNSResponder to implement zero-configuration network music sharing, photo sharing, chatting and file sharing, and discovery of remote user interfaces for hardware devices like printers and web cameras." See also: Link |
| Tom | This is the Bonjour service daemon. It's needed for things like iTunes Music Sharing to autodiscover other computers with media to share, etc. It's open source and not dangerous. See also: Link |
| KiloAlpha4 | products liscensing servic FLEXnet liscensing service in your services.msc |
| Dukker | It came in with Safari for WIndows on my system. It will tend to hang if network gets boggy |
| Ninjaaaaah 5k | This file appeared after I did a install of Adobe Photoshop CS3. It tries to connect to several IPs during uptime.It does not eat up memory on my rig but it might do on yours. From what I have seen and read about this service. It tries to "phone home" to a certain company to tell them that this and that application has been installed on the computer. |
| Serious Sam | Apple file installed with cs3 You can delete this service this way: http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb400982&sliceId=2 |
| William Shatner | Service was creating .tmp files that SAV Corp continuously reports as a trojan |
| Nickelgrey | I found it AFTER installing Apple's Safari for Windows. Uninstall it and the process will be uninstalled. I think it's a harmless process but i preferred to have it removed anyway. |
| | it was apparently installed with Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium. It was in the C:\Program Files\Bonjour directory. |
| Yuri | It has been installed,when i had installed PhotoShopCS3 |
| Death bunny | It installs with Adobe Photoshop, and other Adobe's CS3 products. See also: Link |
| Broken | Came with my photoshop Cs3 install! |
| jonathan | can be bundled in with MSN virus, causes u to send files to people spreading it |
| shino | it seemed to apear after installing Macromedia Dreamweaver |
| creator | this file was created after Adobe Photoshop CS3 Install, i think it's not dangerous |
| | Used by Adobe Version Cue SC3 Client |
| adrian | after I managed to delete it in safe mode with command promting, my browser (firefox) have lost all the settings: themes, extensions. In conclusion I think that's not ok at all! And that in the presence or ZoneAlarm and Nod32. My recommandation: delete it as soos as you can!! |
| Chris | Was installed on my system without my permission when i installed Adobe Photoshop CS3. It caused windows te become unstable (network problems (mostly dns related) and high CPU usage). Problems stopped after I removed the service. |
| jjlash | Installed by Adobe Photoshop CS3 (30 day trial) |
| gnosis | Used to communicate with Apple Bonjour networks. Useless if you have no Macs on your network. Installed by default with Adobe CS3. Uses about 3.5MB RAM on my machine for no reason. |
| si | It was installed along with Adobe Photoshop CS3 on my PC and is part of the Adobe Updater. I killed it in Safe mode with its dll file mdnsNSP.dll. |
| Head1st | Well I read the entire post and the only App I have installed is the bonjour App Which I never manually installed so I am not sure where it came from but I do notice it causes conflicts with the uTorrent App I am running. It causes my download and upload rates to fluxuate uncontrolably ! |
| Arnaud | Seems to be installed with Adobe Version Cue CS3 |
| Albaraha | Bonjour is Apple's open source implementation of zero-configuration networking software. It is used by Adobe Version Cue CS3 client applications to dynamically discover Version Cue Servers on the local network. You can remove it as stated in the link below: See also: Link |
| andi | found this strange exe running after i had installed some adobe cd3 products, i have no apple software on this computer |
| Christian | This is Bonjour for Windows. Zero-configuration networking, enables automatic discovery of computers, devices, and services on IP networks. Apple program bundled with some software. Follow my LINK to learn more or download an uninstaller here:http://download.gizmoproject.com/jasmine/TurnOffBonjour.exe See also: Link |
| Azee | Installed with different apps, Adobe Macromedia, ITunes, Quicktime, Gizmo, etc, and is part of Apples's Bonjour for Windows. Bonjour, also known as zero-configuration networking, enables automatic discovery of computers, devices, and services on IP networks. See also: Link |
| | Showed Up After Installing Extensis "Font Manager" |
| | installed with adobe flash cs3 |
| Trevor | It's used mainly in large corporation settings, pretty much useless for the home user. Adobe has their own KB article about it. See also: Link |
| Dologany | Came along with Adobe Dreamwaever CS3 ... no threat here. |
| Graphicsman2244 | This damn thing slowed my computer down to a hault out of no where. It was bundled in something and it wasnt iTunes, Quicktime, Skype (I think Extensis Portfolio did it!) |
| Tobé | came from nowhere, i seen it in the process list and disabled it because of the name (bonjour service). Looks like junk to me. |
| Zero | You can delete it with tuneup shredder,but first you have to stop the process in your task manager! |
| bär | Slows down the system extreme, hard to delete w/o uninstall of carrying sw |
| | PArt of the new Adobe CS3 |
| ICEball | i have instaled now adobe fireworks cs3... and this program is running and use internet speed... i think... if u install one of adobe CS3 series will install this to... i dont know what does but i will try to delete... use to much memory sometimes ;) |
| James C | it insatalled with iTunes and wants to start even though itunes or any thing asociated with appl dosent start and alse disables some buttons like (Ctr-Space) for windows messenger plus |
| Frescard | Adobe Creative Suite 3 (CS3) is installing Bounjour (unasked), and therefore the mDNSResponder service: See also: Link |
| Mike | Appeared after I installed the Kodakgallery uploader plug-in for Firefox. I uninstalled the plug-in, but this file is still present. |
| wcryder | The current implementation of Bonjour for Windows is version 1.0.4. This version works with Windows 2000, 2003, XP, and Vista. It is primarily used in order to ease the installation, configuration, and use of network printers. Bonjour for Windows also adds Zeroconf capabilities to Internet Explorer, and provides a Zeroconf implementation to Java JVMs. See also: Link |
| Tinkerer | appeared when I updated iTunes, closing it seems to have no bad effect |
| Michael Schneider | mdnsresponder.exe is designed to feed Bonjour requests from any instance that is speaking this apple protocol. Some filesharing software or IM software use this protocol as well. |
| Allen | If you check file info, it belongs to Apple -- but in your services panel, there's probably a suspecious entry (and running) with a big GUID id (looks like a series of numbers and letters). Bonjour is one of Apple's network protocol -- there are many ways Apple can install this, via iTune, Quicktime, and Safari. You can disable it in the services panel. See also: Link |
| | Those like me that dont use any apple software (itunes nor quicktime) may get it from Adobe Cue installs. See also: Link |
| Teddy | Installed with Adobe Photoshop CS3. After killing the mDNSResponder process and deleting "Bonjour" folder does not start anymore, and Photoshop continues to work with no problems. |
| samuraigecko | provied an unstable network connection when used in a windows environment. Uses alot of sys resources and hit the firewall as quick as DoS attacks. Causes loss of connection and loss of ADSL signal especially with USB based modems. Apple has alot to answer for with this little "addon" |
| K.Ongaku | I got mine after installing the demo of DreamweaverCS3. I don't like it it EATS memory and CPU usage is abnormal.. |
| txoxy | Multicast DNS is an increasingly useful way for computers and peripherals on a subnet to find each other without having to rely on DNS. It is not essential, but certainly can make life easier. See also: Link |
| Hugh | simply, its an apple product that shares music and files. basically file and print sharing itunes style for windows. See also: Link |
| dj_indio | It has shown up after installing a trial version of Adobe Photoshop CS3, which did NOT offer the option of not installing 3rd party plugins. |
| PRD Sweden | From Adobe:Removing Bonjour prevents Version Cue clients (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Flash, Bridge) from automatically discovering Version Cue Servers and Version Cue projects in your local network. You will need to connect manually using Connect to Server and the URL or IP address of the machine running Version Cue Server instead. See also: Link |
| Steve | 99.9% certain it was installed with Adobe Photoshop CS3 |
| Andy (Turkey) | It is an Apple computers Inc. software according to the registry entry: HKEY-LOCAL-MACHINE/SOFTWARE and other entries within the registry. This would suggest that it belongs to Quicktime music player. |
| cct76 | was installed by Kodak EasyShare v6.0 software to provide compatibility with a Kodak wireless camera. But, it appears to cause slow PC boot time. If you don't have a wireless camera, uninstall Bonjour from add-remove programs to eliminate it. If you need the service for some other reason, reinstall it from directly from the Apple site, which appears to work fine. Newer versions of Kodak EasyShare software no longer install Bonjour by default. |
| Ronan | Also used by Adobe. This file is a part of apple's open source zero-config network discover app See also: Link |
| Thank U | Appeared when I installed CS3 |
| crux | mdnsresponder.exe is a process associated with "Bonjour for Windows" software. Bonjour is Apple's open source implementation of zero-configuration networking software. See also: Link |
| Anonymous | 0% CPU usage and everything seemed to work fine, except that my microphone (condenser mic connected to firewire ASIO audio interface with 256 samples buffer) started to crackle and pop. Killing the process remedied this. |
| Demonaz82 | Disgusting! It wrecked my Entire WinXP installation! No safe mode possible, nothing... System needs to be reinstalled. -.- |
| greenhopper on piraries | Faster, bewarn also come enriched with advertisement that you cannot block, images cannot save. Opera still on top for now. |
| UUBee | Part of Adobe CS3 Suite. Not Dangerous, only needed when working with Bongour repositories on an internal network. |
| Edgar | Adobe Creative Suite 3 and Creative Suite 3 components install Bonjour (Windows) See also: Link |
| Evolution2001 | It's also installed with Adobe CS3 Suite See also: Link |
| boot2benx | also retrieves audio id tags like mp3 wma |
| Raditya Arthapraja | I'ts the "bonjour" service from Apple that is used to connect devices through a network -usually for file sharing. It was installed on my computer after I installed Adobe CS3. In Adobe CS3, msDNSResponder.exe is used to connect to the Adobe Version Cue server that is on a LAN. Adobe Version Cue is a server application that is used to manage file versions. |
| knightmare | Start-- Run type: sc delete "Bonjour Service" You'll see that the weird string service is disabled but still running. Right click the weird string service and click Stop (name starts with ID_String...) then close service manager. You'll see mdnsresponsder is gone from task manager and no longer runs on startup |
| Deltablue | Comes with Dreamweaver & Fireworks - potential Spyware |
| Jaro | Installed with some apps which uses apple quicktime |
| DanB | WinPatrol says used by the Bonjour Service from Apple Inv. |
| jrily | This version installs with Adobe Creative Suite 3 and components (Photoshop CS3). Used for local network only. Check the first link below to compare the ID String to make certain it was installed by Adobe. Link includes removal instructions See also: Link Link |
| Bülent Özden | Installed by Adobe CS3 for version cue... Below link tells everything... See also: Link |
| Alen | It looks, like it is installed with adobe acrobat update. Issues background request, which my firewall blocks successfully. Seems not to be needed for anything usefull, if you do not use apple muasic sharing. It will just consume bandwidth. |
| Maksymus007 | It uses about 960MB of RAM! |
| A | should be classified as malware because it's useless and must be removed manually |
| Dusan | Its Adobes udpater program, nothing seriuos. U basicly dont need it. Wonder why adobe didnt make it disableable in installers. See also: Link |
| RP | On a formatted PC, this process appeared right after installing Photoshop CS3 |
| abody | it came whene i install adobe cs3 |
| BrianW | mdnsresponder.exe is also installed by Adobe Photoshop CS3 extended. |
| Albert Einstein | It is a part of Winamp & Itunes or any other music playing & sharing application. I used to think it only belonged to Apple until I had to reformat my PC and hadn't loaded Quicktime on it yet but yet it was there! It was because I had loaded Winamp already. |
| blackp | Comes with photoshop cs 3 |
| arturunch | it's part of photoshop cs3, turn off with this program See also: Link |
| Extensis sucks | Extensis software should need no network access (at least the Extensis software I use). I will be deleting this file. Rated at 4 due to non-disclosure of networked component, and apparent lack of need. |
| Miles Siegel | The correct and only way to remove it is: Open a Windows command prompt and type the following command: See also: Link |
| Danil Kubrakov | Adobe Creative Suite 3 and Creative Suite 3 components install Bonjour (Windows) See also: Link |
| Joe Paul | When you install any edition of the Adobe Creative Suite 3 family or a Creative Suite 3 component on Windows, Bonjour for Windows is installed as a service on the machine. Bonjour is Apple's open source implementation of zero-configuration networking software. It is used by Adobe Version Cue CS3 client applications to dynamically discover Version Cue Servers on the local network. See also: Link |
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