| All comments about mobsync.exe: |
 | Microsoft Synchronization Manager Alex |
 | Application that is associated with Internet Explorer and used to update the network copy of materials that are edited offline, such as documents, calendars, and email messages. Ebula |
| See the link to eliminate mobsync.exe See also: Link |
| mobsync can be used to synchronize offline files and folders in Microsoft environment Jane Hall |
| It also appears in the Windows Startup list (msconfig). You can't switch off it via msconfig, altough you can uncheck it, but after restarting of Windows, it appears again. To switch off mobsync.exe do the following steps: Double click on "My Computer", choose "Tools" from the main menubar then select "Folder Options...", then select "Offline Files" pane and finally uncheck "Enable offline files". Lazlow |
 | It's stealing my data. Patrice |
| If you do not use IE or the offline parts of IE, as in you use FireFox. You can stop mobsync.exe running to reduce the amount of stuff thats starts with windows. The Hippy |
 | part if IE, normal windoz crap See also: Link NetWanderer |
| mobsync.exe is a process associated with Internet Explorer and is used to synchronize the offline pages you have chosen to be stored locally with the matching online pages. louis |
 | sync manager XP |
 | it sets itself in a few directories bob the builder |
| Installed with winME , win2000PRO, wniXP. M$ second back door #1 MediaPlayer. Spybot always finds it even if you Stopped it with Winpatrol. Never Let any M$ OS access the WEB before installing and Running Spybpt,IndexdatSuite,Winpatrol,Trackless,CCleaner,jvPowertools,ZA, Unless you dont care that M$ and most other Venders CALL HOME BILL MacGregor |
| Online runs once you start using offline caching Ben |
| Another strange ?useless? windows service. Better turn it off and block it from contacting the internet. dumbledor |
| When trying to delete it from c:\winnt\system32 and c:\winnt\system32\dllcache it rewrote itself back. I restarted in safe mode and renamed all the mobsync.* files to crap.* then disabled it from restarting. After restartng in normal mode it was gone. Very Strange...almost virus like. rmckinjr |
| Many businesses with corporate domains rely on network shares to store user data. If you are on such a nework, disabling this program may result in a loss of data. It's best to leave it running, as it invokes no consequential performance hit. Tom |
| Disable Offline Files from Control Panel and mobsync will stop running sprabs |
| to remove mobsynce.exe errors go to start/run/search/mobsynce.exe.....when the list comes up ind the most recent entry by date and delete that file....then go to msconfig and uncheck the box in the startup menu this should l cler your error message LemansbluC6 |
| It's short for Mobile Sync, syncs media files (music, pictures and videos) with mobile devices (mp3 player, video player, camera) though USB using Media Tranport Protocol (MTP). See also: Link Tae Song |
| 50% CPU utlization hit with 8MB of resource memory taken. This is a resource hog so not sure why posters here would so otherwise. This should be removed/disabled at all cost. Nads |
| The file is as Tom said. The exception is when you are not on a network shared with other people. Then its good to disable and prevent it from being misued by an internet hijacker or hacker Ryan |
| apparently my keyboard lost thr letters n an y, however they reappeard after stopping mobsync.exe THH |
| The exe is used to sync data with another computer, if working correctly it is not a reasource hog, and should not be taking up a huge amount of your cpu. If you have no need for syncing the data to another computer/location, the process is not needed, however, if your on a network, or a network that is being maintaned by someone, you should not mess with it whatsoever. Darcy |
| It syncronizes offline webpages etc. on the internet upon logon/logoff. If you don't use onffline web pages/offline email, then dissable it. Trevor |
| addition to active sync, sync folders/files on sd-card etc. with folders/files on the PC Makes active sync more useful Gerd B. |
| Controls Windows Mobile Phones from Your Dektop Kris Watson |
| Itīs stealing my RAM Martin |
| It syncs offline files during logon and logoff times. This is not a service as some one quoted above. See also: Link Claudia |
| Mobile and Network S(t)ync. It is very stupid and annoying, but I need it at work to sync my computer with the network, unfortunately. I wish that we used Linux! See also: Link Fiskwagarn |
| Mob Sync means "mobile syncronizer" - It synchronizes your windows phone with your pc. See also: Link Informatie_de_PC |
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