What is WLKeeper.exe? Is WLKeeper.exe spyware or a virus?
How to fix WLKeeper.exe related problems?
1. Run Security Task Manager to check your WLKeeper process
2. Run a Windows Repair Tool to fix WLKeeper.exe related PC problems
3. Run an Antivirus to find persistent malware
Process name: Intel WLANKeeper SSO Service
Product: SSOFSet Service
Support: Help link Update link Uninstall tool
Company: Intel (intel.com)
File: WLKeeper.exe
A wireless connection management process, WLANKeeper starts with Windows and provides profile switching for your wireless network card. It also automatically loads any additional Intel networking software that is installed. If you have an Intel wireless card and the service is installed, the default Windows services for handling wireless (Wireless Zero Configuration) will be disabled. To revert back to Windows default, you must disable WLANKeeper and re-enable the WZC service.
If you want a detailed security rating about your WLKeeper.exe (and all other running background processes) read the following user opinions, and download the free trial version of Security Task Manager.
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Users Opinions
Average user rating of WLKeeper.exe: based on 16 votes. Read also the 15 reviews.
65 users ask for this file. 7 users rated it as not dangerous. 2 users rated it as not so dangerous. 6 users rated it as neutral. One user rated it as dangerous.
| All comments about WLKeeper.exe: | |
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| Related to Intel's Wireless solution | |
| WLKeeper.exe is a process assosicated with a wireless lan application from Intel. This process should not be removed unless it is causing problems. Dennis | |
| It appears to be for the wireless network cards mine came with the intel 2200BG mini pci Larry | |
| It appears to be for the wireless network cards mine came with the intel 2200BG mini pci Larry | |
| intel wireless keeper (driver for your intel wireless hardware) keep it ;) startoad | |
| WLKeeper.exe is a process assosicated with a wireless lan application from Intel. This process should not be removed unless it is causing problems. siggi | |
| 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) Paul | |
| 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 BadCash | |
| Wireless for intel. I have 2200BG, not a problem Greg | |
| From the services description: Provides Single Sign On (SSO) functionality. Single sign on to what exactly, it doesn't say. | |
| When I shut down this app I lose my wireless. Mike | |
| WLKEEPER.EXE is using for Wireless LAN. Walter | |
| It was using 100%CPU, I killed it and wireless is still available lesouth | |
| I've never seen it before it definatly is not associated with intel wireless cards. Blandz | |
| Wlan for intel 2200bg Ron | |
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