Startup Entries

File Name: Itk.exe

Description:
External: In The Know - surveillance software that creates records of everything people do on a computer, ie, spying or monitoring depending upon how you call it

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File Name: itk.exe

Description:
External: Insert ToggleKey by Mike Lin. ITK sounds a tone whenever you press Insert

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File Name: iTouch.exe

Description:
Loads the iTouch configuration settings for supported Logitech keyboards. It's required if your keyboard has shortcut buttons and you use them or have reconfigured them for different functions. It's also required if your keyboard does not have the num lock, caps lock, and scroll lock lights on it and you use the on-screen display indications for these

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File Name: ItsDeductible.exe

Description:
External: ItsDeductible from Income Dynamics. Calculates your noncash donations quickly and easily. This startup entry checks a registry entry for the next 'PopUp' date and if it is a past or current date displays a program related tip

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File Name: ItSecMng.exe

Description:
Related to External: Bluetooth wireless support on Toshiba notebooks. What does it do and is it required?

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File Name: itune.exe

Description:
Added by the External: RBOT-ZU WORM!

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File Name: itunes.exe

Description:
Added by a variant of the External: RBOT WORM! Note - do not confuse with the legitimate Apple iTunes process with the same filename which is always located in %ProgramFiles%\iTunes. This one is located in %System%

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File Name: dials.exe

Description:
Detected by External: Kaspersky as the AGENT.MM TROJAN!

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File Name: itunes.exe

Description:
Added by the External: OSCABOT-L WORM! Note - do not confuse with the legitimate Apple iTunes process with the same filename which is always located in %ProgramFiles%\iTunes. This one is located in %Windir%

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File Name: iTunesHelper.exe

Description:
Installed with Apple's External: iTunes media management software. Tested without an iPod or iPhone, and on a system with more than 1GB of memory, disabling it does not adversely affect iTunes loading times - but it may help on systems with less memory. iPod and iPhone users report this is required to autostart iTunes when they are connected (can anyone confirm this?). In older versions, if it was disabled in it would re-instate itself after running iTunes a few times

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