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em_exec.exe file information

The process Logitech Events Handler Application or Control Center belongs to the software MouseWare or DVD Solution or Home Cinema XL II or vitalsource KEY or InterLok Driver Kit or UnInstall Envy24 Family Audio or Diamond Caves or FirstClass or SmartSound Quicktracks Plugin or Mozilla Firefox or Magic Bullet Suite or CCV Patch 501a or photojunction or Logitech MouseWare or Pinnacle MPEG Realtime Codec or Creative Zen Micro or Peachtree Complete Accounting or Photo Mechanic or Knoll Light Factory or Rome - Total War(TM) or Microsoft Office Standard or MAGIX Photostory 4.0 e-version or SonicStage or Creating Keepsakes Scrapbook or EM_EXEC.EXE or Norton Internet Security or Sony Ericsson Device Data or Moog Modular V v or Logitech Gaming Software or EM_EXEC.EXE or ATI MCE Transcode or Adobe® Photoshop® Album or Verizon Media Manager or Mozilla Thunderbird or Whiz Kid US - Web World - The by Logitech Inc (www.logitech.com).

Description: em_exec.exe is located in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files" - mostly C:\Program Files\Logitech\mouseware\SYSTEM\. Known file sizes on Windows XP are 37,888 bytes (78% of all occurrence), 38,912 bytes, 35,328 bytes, 28,672 bytes, 33,792 bytes.
The file is not a Windows system file. The process can be uninstalled in the Control Panel. The file is able to record keyboard inputs. The program has no visible window. em_exec.exe is able to monitor applications. Therefore the technical security rating is 67% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.

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External information from Paul Collins:

• "EM_EXEC" can run at start up. Logitech Mouseware driver. Needed to support some additional functionality of Logitech mice/trackballs such as "SmartMove". If you disable it and find you don't need it leave it disabled

Important: Some malware camouflage themselves as em_exec.exe, particularly if they are located in c:\windows or c:\windows\system32 folder. Thus check the em_exec.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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I installed the older version ot the "logitech" mouse software because the options I needed weren't available with the XP that I bought. I use "FIREFOX" alot andI found the software during a "bottle neck" occasion which was slowing down my PC..The process doesntt show after start-up but only after I start using "FIREFOX" . I don't know if this is related to the -older version- download or if supposed to respond in some way to the high volume tabs I use. I then call the task manager and delete it . It doesn't seem to affect the proper operation at all... but don't know what benefit it might h
   

This file is needed for Logitech mice. Do not remove it.
  Some_Person  

It makes my computer run sooo slowly. Whenever it is up my CPU usage is always around 100%. But when I stop it via "end process" the CPU usage drops drastically to around 20-ish% To be this could be some sort of malware nameddisguised as a safe file.
  Brandon  

Interferes with Nortel IPSec V06_01.054 - causes IPSec to shut down when you suspend your PC with Cntrl-Alt-Del / Lock
  Ron Sonntag  

Logitech Mouseware. Uses ~5mb of memory, hasn't crashed my system (yet)
  Mr_Cynical  

This Logitech process is important for proper functionality of extra mouse keys.
  Dinis  

annoying thought, I don't use it. Unless you use all your extra mouse functionality (and you have a logitech), then kill it dead.
  cheekyMonkey  

It's freekin Logitech software, it does no harm, and if you don't like it uninstall it. Don't be a dipshit and rate it harmful just because you have some superiority complex about how you think apps/drivers should run.
  Garrett  

Occasionally causes erratic mouse problems, but I think it also is what tells me my cordless mouse battery state.
   

Logitech Mouseware
  richard  

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