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Process name: Logging and tracing manager

Product: Musicmatch Jukebox or Logging and tracing manager or MUSICMATCH® Jukebox or MUSICMATCH JUKEBOX or MusicMatch Jukebox or Musicmatch JUKEBOX or UnInstall Turtle Beach or Cult3D Exporter for (version 3D Studio)

Support: Help link ☒   Update link ☒   Uninstall tool ☒  

Company: Musicmatch (www.musicmatch.com) or MUSICMATCH (www.musicmatch.com) or MusicMatch (www.musicmatch.com)

File: MMDiag.exe


This process is a component of MusicMatch Jukebox, a program that allows you to find, catalog and play music files, as well as burning them to CD. MMDiag.exe is a diagnostic service that runs in the background while MusicMatch is active. If the main process crashes with an error, MMDiag.exe records diagnostic information to help MusicMatch's programmers correct any problems in the software.http://www.neuber.com/taskmanager/process/mmdiag.exe.html 

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Users Opinions

Average user rating of MMDiag.exe: 4 based on 27 votes. Read also the 23 reviews.

635 users ask for this file. 13 users rated it as not dangerous. 3 users rated it as not so dangerous. 5 users rated it as neutral. 5 users rated it as little bit dangerous. 1 user rated it as dangerous. 5 users didn't rate it ("don't know").


All comments about MMDiag.exe:
rate0 Opened on it's own after bootup.   oecpat
rate1 mmdiag.exe is a process that belongs to the MusicMatch Jukebox. MusicMatch Jukebox is a multimedia application supporting most know media formats.   Stew Pidasso
rate3 Music Match Jukebox Component   Joseph Dinwiddie
rate1 of musicmatch   santo
rate3 it won't let you startup MusicMatch   bigspender
rate3 MMDiag is a musicmatch file. It causes a logging and tracing error message to appear, which is a nuisance; it is not dangerous, however. I deleted it from the musicmatch folder (found in program files) and this has fixed the problem with no repercussions.   Malcolm
rate4 Task Manager says it has caused 1.23 million page faults in the last 45 minutes. Memory usage is 224K and it gets a fair amount of CPU. Don't know what to do about it.   Jim Cook
rate4 Removing MusicMagic Jukebox really helped the performance of my system. MMdiag.exe was a major part of slowing my machine because it does many page faults per second.   Jim Cook
rate1 This file is associated with musicmaych jukebox, a music program application  See also: Link   Tom
rate2 Creates logging mode entry. Log File   RJames
rate3 Music Match Jukebox process   Rick
rate2 MusicMatch tracks the music you play, so it can advise on similar music you might like. On some XP systems (with Version 10) it doesn't start up properly and gives an annoying box all the time. Rename MMDiag.exe to get rid of it.   Sijpie
rate1 It constantly causes Musicmatch to crash. But it is a needed file. Just junk software  
rate0 I deleted the file. That ended the logging and tracing error.   Tim
rate5 Was in Windows prefetch, I don't think it was original Music Match file because it was created yesterday when I visited unknown web site, was using 100% CPU, original file and update was in Music Match and was over a year old so I think it was adware loaded yesterday.   JW
rate4 As you said MusicMatch tracking, I just deleted it. Now everything works...Thanks   MoRt
rate1 If you use Musicmatch Jukebox, keep this file. I've had it forever, and my system works fine. It does not eat up my memory, cause me error messages, page faults, or the disabling of the Jukebox. If you know you're not going to be using MMJ, open Task Manager, and end it's process (until system restart). Might as well end mim.exe, too since they go hand-in-hand. Or, you could uninstall the Jukebox in Add or Remove Programs.  See also: Link   Haggis McMutton
rate0 musicmatch says it's a diagnostic file. I renamed 3 instances - caused no problems   magicv8
rate1 its part of Musicmatch 10   doogle
rate3 Renamed mmdiag.exe that seems to have fixed the problem. MM opens fast and no error message   tango
rate4 It worked fine for 2 years, now it page faults constantly - 2.5 million page faults so far today. It works on some systems, bad on other. I deleted it and musicmatch works fine.   Mark
rate4 can be troublesome, mine completed 17,000,000 page faults in 12 hours. I delete the file and musicmatch is fine.   Mark
rate0 It's a musicmatch process. Commenting it out is OK   Jim

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