Windows Startup Entries, Symbol: [h]
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hcenter
File Name: tgcmd.exe
Description:
Part of software from External: SupportSoft (aka Support.com) provided to manufacturers and ISPs that allows them to offer on-line support - to update drivers, fix faults, etc. Also see the External: TgAddServer entry. This part ensures the software is installed correctly (similar to an installation wizard) as reported by Cox. Regarded as spyware by External: some as it has the ability to retrieve user information. Whether it does so depends upon the provider. One Toshiba user reports problems with hibernate on his laptop if disabled - hence the "U" recommendation"
Part of software from External: SupportSoft (aka Support.com) provided to manufacturers and ISPs that allows them to offer on-line support - to update drivers, fix faults, etc. Also see the External: TgAddServer entry. This part ensures the software is installed correctly (similar to an installation wizard) as reported by Cox. Regarded as spyware by External: some as it has the ability to retrieve user information. Whether it does so depends upon the provider. One Toshiba user reports problems with hibernate on his laptop if disabled - hence the "U" recommendation"
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(0)hcenter
File Name: hcenter.exe
Description:
External: Bellsouth help center. Part of software from External: SupportSoft (aka Support.com) provided to manufacturers and ISPs that allows them to offer on-line support - to update drivers, fix faults, etc. Also see the External: TgAddServer entry. This part ensures the software is installed correctly (similar to an installation wizard) as reported by Cox. Regarded as spyware by External: some as it has the ability to retrieve user information. Whether it does so depends upon the provider. One Toshiba user reports problems with hibernate on his laptop if disabled - hence the "U" recommendation"
External: Bellsouth help center. Part of software from External: SupportSoft (aka Support.com) provided to manufacturers and ISPs that allows them to offer on-line support - to update drivers, fix faults, etc. Also see the External: TgAddServer entry. This part ensures the software is installed correctly (similar to an installation wizard) as reported by Cox. Regarded as spyware by External: some as it has the ability to retrieve user information. Whether it does so depends upon the provider. One Toshiba user reports problems with hibernate on his laptop if disabled - hence the "U" recommendation"
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File Name: hclean32.exe
Description:
External: Wareout - malware masquerading as a spyware and dialer remover
External: Wareout - malware masquerading as a spyware and dialer remover
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File Name: hcontrol.exe
Description:
Hotkeys on an ASUS Notebook. Only required if you use the additional keys
Hotkeys on an ASUS Notebook. Only required if you use the additional keys
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File Name: hcontrol32.exe
Description:
Added by the External: VB-EUF WORM!
Added by the External: VB-EUF WORM!
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File Name: HControlUser.exe
Description:
Hotkeys on an ASUS Notebook. Only required if you use the additional keys
Hotkeys on an ASUS Notebook. Only required if you use the additional keys
(0) | (0) | (3)hcsystray
File Name: hc_tray.exe
Description:
External: Kuma Notifier for the External: Shootout! game from the History Channel. "It lets you know whenever there's a new episode that's been released or an announcement from the Kuma team. Just click it to get up-to-the-minute game and event information"
External: Kuma Notifier for the External: Shootout! game from the History Channel. "It lets you know whenever there's a new episode that's been released or an announcement from the Kuma team. Just click it to get up-to-the-minute game and event information"
(0) | (0) | (0)HD Audio Control Panel
File Name: RtHDVCpl.exe
Description:
Realtek HD Audio Manager, installed with the Vista/7 drivers for on-board External: Realtek HD audio codecs. Unless you have the default (but optional) System Tray icon enabled, the only purpose this entry serves is to detect and allow you to configure any devices plugged into the jacks - such as headphones and a microphone. With the System Tray icon enabled it will also inform you when devices are removed and give you access to the Sound Manager and other multimedia functions. The Sound Manager is also available via the Control Panel and this entry is therefore only required if you regularly change sound schemes
Realtek HD Audio Manager, installed with the Vista/7 drivers for on-board External: Realtek HD audio codecs. Unless you have the default (but optional) System Tray icon enabled, the only purpose this entry serves is to detect and allow you to configure any devices plugged into the jacks - such as headphones and a microphone. With the System Tray icon enabled it will also inform you when devices are removed and give you access to the Sound Manager and other multimedia functions. The Sound Manager is also available via the Control Panel and this entry is therefore only required if you regularly change sound schemes
(0) | (0) | (0)HD Audio Control Panel
File Name: RAVCpl64.exe
Description:
Realtek HD Audio Manager, installed with the 64-bit Vista/7 drivers for on-board External: Realtek HD audio codecs. Unless you have the default (but optional) System Tray icon enabled, the only purpose this entry serves is to detect and allow you to configure any devices plugged into the jacks - such as headphones and a microphone. With the System Tray icon enabled it will also inform you when devices are removed and give you access to the Sound Manager and other multimedia functions. The Sound Manager is also available via the Control Panel and this entry is therefore only required if you regularly change sound schemes
Realtek HD Audio Manager, installed with the 64-bit Vista/7 drivers for on-board External: Realtek HD audio codecs. Unless you have the default (but optional) System Tray icon enabled, the only purpose this entry serves is to detect and allow you to configure any devices plugged into the jacks - such as headphones and a microphone. With the System Tray icon enabled it will also inform you when devices are removed and give you access to the Sound Manager and other multimedia functions. The Sound Manager is also available via the Control Panel and this entry is therefore only required if you regularly change sound schemes
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