What is WLKeeper.exe? Is WLKeeper.exe spyware or a virus?

What are you to do to fix WLKeeper.exe related problems?
1. Run Security Task Manager to check your WLKeeper.exe process
2. Run Registry Booster to fix WLKeeper.exe related errors
3. Run Spyware Doctor to remove persistent malware

Process name: WLKEEPER or WLANKEEPER
Product: SSOFSet Service or SSO Service or Intel(R) PRO Network
Company: Intel® Corporation (www.intel.com) or Intel? Corporation (www.intel.com) or IntelR Corporation (www.intel.com) or Intel(R) Corporation (www.intel.com) or Intel Corporation (www.intel.com)
File: WLKeeper.exe


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Users Opinions

465 users ask for this file. 4 users rated it as not dangerous. 2 users rated it as not so dangerous. 4 users rated it as neutral.


All comments about WLKeeper.exe:
Related to Intel's Wireless solution
Dennis WLKeeper.exe is a process assosicated with a wireless lan application from Intel. This process should not be removed unless it is causing problems.
Larry It appears to be for the wireless network cards mine came with the intel 2200BG mini pci  See also: Link
Larry It appears to be for the wireless network cards mine came with the intel 2200BG mini pci  See also: Link
startoad intel wireless keeper (driver for your intel wireless hardware) keep it ;)  See also: Link
siggi WLKeeper.exe is a process assosicated with a wireless lan application from Intel. This process should not be removed unless it is causing problems.
Paul u can end the process, it will say no networks aviable but ull still be connected(i am), an sometimes, itll take huge system resources (on my it took 281MB of Mem Usage)
BadCash It's for the Intel Wireless Network Card. Doesn't use that much resources (~6000 KB RAM), so there's no need to remove it. It's a keeper ;D
Greg Wireless for intel. I have 2200BG, not a problem

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