Aug 24 2011, 09:41 PM
QUOTE(InfiniteZero @ Aug 24 2011, 05:20 PM)
Never experience it but got heard about it before,
Xmpeg.exe file is part of the Windows operating system. Xmpeg.exe most likely arrives with preinstalled software on your computer. The actual folder location is also listed on your hard drive at C:\windows\system32\Xmpeg.exe. Please always verify where it is located on your hard drive, as this will ensure it is not spyware or adware simply placed elsewhere on your computer, and using the same name Xmpeg.exe in an attempt to fool you.
A clean dll file is important for handling many windows tasks, and is required for your system to be stable. However, if the Xmpeg.exe file is false or infected, it will act like spyware or virus, and make your computer encounter a disastrous
False info.Xmpeg.exe file is part of the Windows operating system. Xmpeg.exe most likely arrives with preinstalled software on your computer. The actual folder location is also listed on your hard drive at C:\windows\system32\Xmpeg.exe. Please always verify where it is located on your hard drive, as this will ensure it is not spyware or adware simply placed elsewhere on your computer, and using the same name Xmpeg.exe in an attempt to fool you.
A clean dll file is important for handling many windows tasks, and is required for your system to be stable. However, if the Xmpeg.exe file is false or infected, it will act like spyware or virus, and make your computer encounter a disastrous
XMpeg.exe is never from Microsoft & never exist in all versions of Windows installation I ever did from Win3.11 to Win7.
If an .exe file not from Microsoft puts itself into the System32 folder, it is extremely suspicious.
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