Process name: AutoDetector or Registry Clean Pro Monitor or LaunchAnywhere or Installation Monitor or Ulead DCF Monitor or mointor MFC Application or resident module or LaunchAnywhere GUI or Texis Program or Monitor MFC Application or Monitor Application or Monitor Application or Registry Monitor
Product: Ulead AutoDetector or Registry Clean Pro or Monitor.exe or eRecovery or mointor Application or OLYMPUS Master or Video Device Driver V or LaunchAnywhere or Ulead Photo Explorer or Ulead Photo Explorer 8.0 SE or Texis Database or Music Wizard or Pocket Mechanic v or PC Tools AntiVirus or Acer Empowering Technology or Creating Keepsakes Scrapbook or Pagis Pro or Advanced Uninstaller PRO or Monitor Application or Dell SAS RAID Storage Manager v1.16- or MediaTickets by OIN or ZoneAlarm Security Suite or Bell & Howell Monitor Application or ZoneAlarm Anti-virus or Registry Monitor or ArcSoft PhotoImpression or Monitor.exe or Trust WB-1400T Webcam or Microcular
Company: Ulead Systems, Inc (www.ulead.com) or QSX Software Group or ZeroG Software or Innovative Solutions http://www.innovative-sol.com/ or acer Inc or OLYMPUS IMAGING CORP or Zero G or Expansion Programs International, Inc or O2Micro or ScanSoft Inc or LSI Logic Corp or NewSoft or Bell & Howell or PixArt Imaging Incorporation
File: Monitor.exe

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Users Opinions

444 users ask for this file. 2 users didn't rate it ("don't know"). 13 users rated it as not dangerous. 3 users rated it as not so dangerous. 2 users rated it as neutral. 1 user rated it as dangerous.

All comments about Monitor.exe: Gensen Is part from the UPS software. ist ein photobearbeitungsprogramm Joe Das ist eine Datei von der Sowftware der Firma Ulead radan Acer eRecovery service  See also: Link JackAss It was actually serv-U running on port 442 so I stopped the process, renamed the file, rebooted and now windows won't start. Damn! ACER program it's an auto install process that installs drivers automatically, such as ethernet cords Simon If it is C:\Acer\Empowering Technology\eRecovery\Monitor.exe, then it is mostly harmless. But it is known to misbehave if the D: partition is removed.  See also: Link Knowledge is power! If this file is runned from location "C:\WINDOWS\system32\ZoneLabs\avsys", (Monitor.exe) it's ok. It's a part of new ZoneAlarm V 7.x firewall, I think. Not harmful! Spybot didn't recognize that file as any kind of spyware aso. Ad-Aware didn't either recognize this file as spyware aso. good program if you get rid of it it will get messed up. it is aces erecovery service From the new zonealarm anti virus update i think Come with my acer laptop was pre installed on my new acer laptop Steve It's a part of the new Ver 7 ZoneLabs Security Suite Its from anti virus most likely zonealarm if u have it If you know more about Monitor.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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