Windows Startup Entries, Symbol: [i]

File Name: conime.exe

Description:
Added by the External: DLDR-G TROJAN! Note - this is not the legitimate Microsoft External: Console IME process of the same filename which is located in %System% and is used when a Asian language is used in Windows. This one is located in %Windir%

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File Name: imekrmig.exe

Description:
Microsoft's External: Input Method Editor for the Japanese language which is used to both display and enable the input of characters in e-mails, documents, web forms and other files - should you need to. Found on PCs where East Asian languages have been installed through the Regional and Language options icon in the Control Panel

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File Name: IMEKRMIG.EXE

Description:
Microsoft's External: Input Method Editor for the Korean language which is used to both display and enable the input of characters in e-mails, documents, web forms and other files - should you need to. Found on PCs where East Asian languages have been installed through the Regional and Language options icon in the Control Panel

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File Name: ??

Description:
External: Imesh is a file sharing system

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File Name: ??

Description:
Update check for the External: Imesh file sharing system. Turn the update off under "options"

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File Name: IMEvtMgr.exe

Description:
Added by the External: KEYLOG-AR TROJAN!

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File Name: ImgIcon.exe

Description:
Displays Iomega icons in Explorer/My Computer, ejects Zip disks on shutdown and displays a special delete confirmation box when deleting files on an Iomega drive. Available via Start -> Programs. If you disable it remember to eject disks first before powering the drive down - hence the "U" recommendation. Note - FreeCell may not run with ImgIcon running

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File Name: [path to file]

Description:
Added by the External: BANKER-EM TROJAN!

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File Name: ImgStart.exe

Description:
Used by Iomega drives. Details of its purpose can be found External: here. Available via Start -> Programs

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File Name: Imgtask.exe

Description:
Related to the WalletPix digital photo album. "On some computers, the Wallet Pix device will leave behind a memory-resident file called ImgTask.exe. This file will be located in the operating system directory on your computer (typically %Windir%). You can remove this file at any time and it will not impact your computer's performance or functionality. The file will be restored each time you plug in the Wallet Pix though"

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