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Bartshel.exe file information

The process PeoplePal Module or BartShell Module belongs to the software BartShell Module or PeoplePC BartShell Module or Pinnacle MPEG Realtime Codec by PeoplePC (www.peoplepc.com).

Description: Bartshel.exe is located in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files". Known file sizes on Windows XP are 151552 bytes (75% of all occurrence), 135168 bytes, 150016 bytes, 131072 bytes.
The program has a visible window. The file is not a Windows core file. The application uses ports to connect to LAN or Internet. Bartshel.exe is able to record inputs, monitor applications. Therefore the technical security rating is 23% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.

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Important: Some malware camouflage themselves as Bartshel.exe, particularly if they are located in c:\windows or c:\windows\system32 folder. Thus check the Bartshel.exe process on your pc whether it is pest. We recommend Security Task Manager for verifying your computer's security. It is one of the Top Download Picks of 2005 of The Washington Post and PC World.

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Bartshel caused me to reinstall PeoplePC software version 6.3 to eliminate my problems encountered with on-line and close out situations
  rodgers  
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It has disabled my computer operations online
  Texascannas  
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Bartshel.exe is a program that peoplePC uses. Me and the wife just connected to peoplepc until we get our DSL back. When you bring up the logon to PPC screen and it finishes the log on it brings up the browser. if you go into Task Manager and hit end process on bartshell. The PPC browser closes. Bartshell.exe is harmless to your system other than using up a heck of alot of CPU.
  rebel  
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"Bartshell" notice comes up after connection to PeoplePc. I then go to "Start" and click "Internet Explorer" which takes me to the Net
  bikeinit  
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I have problems getting online through my provider PeoplePC because of this BartShell Module. I've notified PeoplePc and all I received by e-mail is to go to "getsoftware.peoplepc.com". Okay, now they haven't realized I can't even get or stay online.
  Andie  
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I system restored from Internet 7? with the tabs back to the prior version and my BartShell Module Error is gone and my Homepage with peoplepc is back
  Sugarmusk  
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It just started with me about a week ago when I wasn't having problems connecting, and then I had a bad connection problem not getting on the web AT ALL.
  Lisa Henrich  
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It's part of peoplePC software, you can use windows connection wizard and a direct dialling setting to bypass the software if you would prefer.
  lostinlodos  
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Think it may be connected to Peoplepc.com
  Sheri Warren  
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I have had problems with the bartshell module and have come up with a solution that has worked for me. When you connect to people pc go to the task manager and click the processes tab. Then find the bartshell exe that is using all the cpu, click on it and click the button end task. ppc page will go away but you are still connected. Your cpu useage will decrease dramatically
  Timothy Boyd  
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it looks like being a part of PeoplePC 's software
   
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Leave the pop up alone. Move it to the bottom of your screen and forget it. PeoplePC will load and function correctly.
  Rufus Alexander TallWalker  
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Stop the script with NAV when it pop-up; browse with Explorer or Mozilla. Listo! PS I requested People-PC service for more than 45 minutes; they did not solve anything and yet I had to reinstall the windows in my box.
  Juan Rojas   (further information)
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I have been talking with tech support at peoplepc and much like a lot of the rest of you bartshel.exe was making my cpu max out.at 100% according to peoplepc bartshel.exe is for scripting on your home page apparently peoples new version is not compatible with my computer.(thats if you believe what they say) they gave me an address to download an older version of software which i did bartshel.exe still present but cpu now runs at about 8% when online
  Chris  
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It seems to be shutting down my computer. After removing People pc software and trying to re-install it, it won't do a complete install. Looking to dump PeoplePC.
   
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if it closes down my comuter and tells me I must do something about it. Sounds like a virus to me
  Ruth  
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im having problems with it, dont like it
  Alvin H. Yoder  
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I find it to be a browser hijacker for adware
  TJ  
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I know that it has consistently tied up anywhere from 50 to 100 % of the cpu. And when i ended the task, it created problems for me to shut down.
  Gerard  
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Malicious intent pops up when I go online
  E. R. McPhail  
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I have peoplepc and just recently received the BartShel error and can't even go online with my computer. I have confronted peoplepc with a half dozen phone calls and they haven't corrected my problem at all.
  Gerald Alexander  
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it putts my cpu usage at 100% and I dont know how to get around it
  chris2679  
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Seems in Peoplepc software ver 6+ and then effects Old Vers if used
  Jake02324  
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removal of bartshel.exe
   
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it pops up after I have loggef off
  sarah  

Summary: 2 users think Bartshel.exe is essential for Windows or an installed application. 9 users think it's probably harmless. 3 users think it's neither essential nor dangerous. 6 users suspect danger. 5 users think Bartshel.exe is dangerous and recommend to remove it.. 8 users doesn't grade Bartshel.exe ("not sure about it").

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