| ctfmon.exe
Family Keylogger is a program that lets you record to a special file and then view all the keystrokes typed by everyone using your computer. Keystroke logger/monitoring program - remove unless you installed it yourself! Found in the System\CTF (9x/Me) or System32\CTF (NT/2K/XP) folder
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| CTLTask.exe
Creative SoundBlaster Audigy Taskbar - used to choose between different types of EAX Effects, not required in startup. NOTE: if you get a ctltask.exe error message while installing the Audigy drivers, see this Microsoft Knowledge Base article
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| CTLTray.exe
Installed with the Sound Blaster Audigy range of soundcards. Allows you to set EAX effects or equalizer settings for the Sound Blaster Audigy from a systray icon. Also allows you to launch the Taskbar via right-click -> Show Taskbar. The tasktray can be accessed via Start -> Programs -> Creative -> Sound Blaster Audigy -> Taskbar
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| ctpmon.exe
System Registry Cleaner - stealth installed foistware from sysregistry.com
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| CTXFIHLP.EXE
Added by the installation of a Creative Labs X-Fi sound card. This particular process provides the help functionality for your card
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| cyberchk.exe
Part of Belkins "Multimedia Cleaning Kit" and is
automatically installed when you run their optical disk drive cleaning utility - to remind
you to clean your drive after "x" amount of time has passed
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| DAW9532.EXE
Loaded during installation of some 3Com network cards. Enables their DynamicAccess desktop management software. Is it required?
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| dd.exe
DialerDetect detects stealth installed premium rate diallers, and sounds the alarm when such a connection is being installed without you knowing it
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| defergui.exe
Related to IBM Standard Software Installer. What does it do and is it required?
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| DelTemp.exe
Added to the startup list after installing a Creative SoundBlaster Audigy soundcard. Deletes temporary files once an installation is complete?
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| desk95.exe
ATI's HydraVision desktop management software, allowing for multi-monitor support, as included in ATI HydraVision versions 2.5 and earlier. Has been reported to cause problems, such as this one. HydraVision can be uninstalled through Add/Remove Programs
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| DevDtct2.exe
Installed by various Olympus products, this program detects the active connection of a speech device (voice recorder, etc) to a USB port then runs specific client software used to access that device. The DevDtct2 process has a "high" priority level which can negatively impact system resources
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| dhcpagnt.exe
Intel DSL modem driver - leave enabled or you'll have to re-install the drivers
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| dkware.exe
RapidBlaster variant (in a "DonkeySoft" folder in Program Files). Recommended you use RapidBlaster Killer to uninstall - see here
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| dkware.exe
RapidBlaster variant (in a "DonkeySoft" folder in Program Files). Recommended you use RapidBlaster Killer to uninstall - see here
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| dlder.exe
Advertising spyware. Considered to be one oft the worst - even creating a fake "explorer.exe" file. Can be installed via versions of "Grokster", "Lime Wire" and "KaZaA" amongst other file-sharing utilities (see here). Reported in the past as a virus
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| DLG.exe
Detects whether your are plugged into a digital telephone line and displays the information graphically. Installed by Dell (and maybe others) and is included with all Connexant V.92 and Broadcom modems
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| DLM.exe
IGN Download Manager has become a requirement for downloading files through FilePlanet.com. It is based on Internet Explorer and it installs through an ActiveX-plugin, hence Internet Explorer must be installed beforehand and downloads has to be has to be initialized through that browser
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| DLM.exe
IGN Download Manager has become a requirement for downloading files through FilePlanet.com. It is based on Internet Explorer and it installs through an ActiveX-plugin, hence Internet Explorer must be installed beforehand and downloads has to be initialized through that browser
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| dlsp2mx.exe
Added by the MPB-B DIALER! An uninstall option can be accessed via the Add or Remove Programs dialog in the Windows Control Panel. The software is listed as "dlsp2mx"
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| DownloadWizard.exe
eBot from Digital River - "helps ensure your computer always has the latest technology, fixes, add-ons, upgrades and 'cool stuff'." Can optionally be installed with software such as Net Nanny internet filtering software. Available via Start -> Programs
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| dpps2.exe
Pop-Up Stopper Companion from Panicware. Pop-up blocker integrated into the IE toolbar. Note that the Pro version doesn't load in startup as it is installed as an Internet Explorer toolbar. Can cause problems with IE if you use WinXP and uninstall Service Pack 1. Uninstalling the software leaves it in the startup group
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| dpps2.exe
Pop-Up Stopper Companion from Panicware. Pop-up blocker integrated into the IE toolbar. Note that the Pro version doesn't load in startup as it is installed as an Internet Explorer toolbar. Can cause problems with IE if you use WinXP and uninstall Service Pack 1. Uninstalling the software leaves it in the startup group
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| dpps2.exe
Pop-Up Stopper Companion from Panicware. Pop-up blocker integrated into the IE toolbar. Note that the Pro version doesn't load in startup as it is installed as an Internet Explorer toolbar. Can cause problems with IE if you use WinXP and uninstall Service Pack 1. Uninstalling the software leaves it in the startup group
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