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JQEESP>EXE
- Thread starter AZeemeri
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I don't know, its not listed in liutilities or Windows Startup either.
Locate the file with Windows explorer, right click and choose Properties.
On the Version tab, have a look and see if it gives any clues as to who wrote it or where it comes from.
If it is a legitimate program, the chances are it will be listed as being from a software company that you have heard of with a name and version number.
If it is dodgy, this information is either not likely to be present or full of gobbledegook.
John
Locate the file with Windows explorer, right click and choose Properties.
On the Version tab, have a look and see if it gives any clues as to who wrote it or where it comes from.
If it is a legitimate program, the chances are it will be listed as being from a software company that you have heard of with a name and version number.
If it is dodgy, this information is either not likely to be present or full of gobbledegook.
John
Download and run AutoRuns:
Select View, and enable all options.
Find the entry(ies) for jqeexp.exe and uncheck them. Restart the computer.
If it should turn out that something is not working right as a result, re-run AutoRuns and enable the Run keys for the program again.
A malware check and clean using faq608-4650 is strongly suggested.
Select View, and enable all options.
Find the entry(ies) for jqeexp.exe and uncheck them. Restart the computer.
If it should turn out that something is not working right as a result, re-run AutoRuns and enable the Run keys for the program again.
A malware check and clean using faq608-4650 is strongly suggested.
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