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File Name: iexplore.exe
Product: Windows Internet Explorer
Company: Microsoft Corporation
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scartzy
iexplore.exe is the main executable for Microsoft Internet Explorer. This Microsoft Windows application allows you to surf the world wide web and the Internet. This program is a non-essential process, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems. Note: iexplore.exe could also be a process which belongs to the . This program is a non-essential process, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems. Note: iexplore.exe is a process which is registered as a trojan. This Trojan allows attackers to access your computer from remote locations, stealing passwords, Internet banking and personal data. This process is a security risk and should be removed from your system. Determining whether iexplore.exe is a virus or a legitimate Windows process depends on the directory location it executes or runs from

Andres
Wich is the directory location for a legitimate iexplore.exe

jim
ok

IE DIRECTORY PROVIDER
The correct ligitimate location is C:\WINDOWS\ie7

ghoover
What if it is located in C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer? And why does it show as 0 bytes in the properties dialog details tab?

INTERNET EXPLORER

Bobby
if you go to show details and look closely at the file name you will see that look a likes are spelled incorrectly. The one that I blocked was named iexplore.exe I highly doubt that Microsoft misspelled a name of their file

The informer
Although they are correct, I have seen cases where IEXPLORE.EXE has been on and the browser not actually on. This is usually after a virus has been on your computer leaving nasty spyware undetectable by many scanners.

evgeny
scartzy you are correct again

goo
I have blocked / renamed / deleted this yet it keeps coming back! I don't ever use internet explorer yet it seems to open for a second every few seconds as a system process. No matter what I try it keeps coming back. The version on my pc is definitely third party malware. (and not the usual windows malware)

lol
Dude, you wouldnt be on this page without it

stefan michna
there are two of these entries, unable to deturming if there could be a problem, info on your web page did not give that situation,

bjmay
Why do I have three of these in taskmanager

Stephen Peth
C:Program FilesInternet Exploreriexplore.exe is the legitimit location and name of Internet Explorer.

internet acces

sam
I have 3 instances of ctfmon.exe process information -windows internet explorer. why are there 3?

jted
I have 3 instances running also. I noticed that I coincidentally have 3 applications open (Glary Main Prog, Glary Process Mgr, and IExplore.exe), and the start times of those 3 instances (shown under "details")seems to coincide with the times that each of the applications opened. Unless I read otherwise here, I'll assume this is correct.

sam
I have 3 of these running, with various sizes from 70KB another is 75 KB, and another is 21KB...all showing the same levels. how many of these are you supposed to have?

gl1200phil
PLEASE NOTE PEOPLE IEXPLORE.EXE IS SAFE IEXPLORER.EXE IS THE TROJAN NOTICE EXTRA 'R' I couldn't figure it out... up above someone has the correct info, it right, but keeps misspelling the entry.

Joseph R. Sullivan
Why does it say NetFlix - Windows Internet Explorer? What does NetFlix have to do with IE8? I do not have NetFlix installed nor do I use NetFlix for anything. Not on my coputer so why is this like this?

peter s
how dyou delete it

Bobby havers
may interfear with other devices and cause harmeful and unwanted information.

this is POOR and there should not be any crashes at all.there is usurpation and direction to other sites and browsers in the system. which is considered to be disgraceful if commercial activity by the browser companies themselves.

hiroshi
net CM
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