| Ptsnoop.exe
These descriptions I've come across - all valid as far as I can see :- (1) Program installed with some modems that monitors the COM ports for the modem driver. Not required from what I've read - may need a registry edit to get rid of it (2) Backdoor trojan virus that copies itself as PTSNOOP.EXE -see here for more info(3) Apparently the people who put it out claim it's a driver for a Voice modems (don't know who they are though - Ed) Note: If using AOL and you disable this you may lose your conn..
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| pttrun.exe
Transmeta Crusoe processor related. Reduces application launch times and makes the computer "more responsive"
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| PtUDFApp.exe
Sony abCD program, included on the CD Xtreme install CD, used to format CD-RWs for packet writing (similar to DirectCD). Available via Start -> Programs. Note that you must add a /T switch to the command line to get it to load to the taskbar
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| pull.exe
Client software from Interwise that MS use for their webcasts
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| pupstman.exe
"Transparent icon background" feature of Ashampoo'sPowerUp XP (WinNT/2K/XP) and PowerUp Deluxe (Win98/Me)
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| PUPXPTWK.EXE
Ashampoo's PowerUp XP is a "tool for fine-tuning your Windows NT4, 2000, 2003 Server and XP configuration". Boot-up options won't work if disabled
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| PureText.exe
PureText by Steve Miller. "Have you ever copied some text from a web page or a document and then wanted to paste it as simple text into another application without getting all the formatting from the original source? PureText makes this simple by adding a new Windows hot-key (default is WINDOWS+V) that allows you to paste text to any application without formatting"
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| PURGATIVE100.EXE
AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) Ad Remover Using Active Memory Edits instead of a patch/crack
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| PUSH6599.EXE
Scan button monitor for Relysis Episode MF6599 USB scanner as you can start scanning manually via the scanning software
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| pvmodule.exe
Adperform.com/adoptim.com adware, file located in a Program Files\PrintView folder and detected by AntiVir antivirus as TR/Dldr.Agent.alb. NOTE: the 'real' PrintView installs in a C:\CBR folder instead!
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