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Integrator.exe file information

The process known as TuneUp Utilities Start Center or Glary Utilities

belongs to software Dachshund Integrator or TuneUp Utilities (version 2006, 2009) or Glary Utilities or Auslogics BoostSpeed

by Dachshund Software (www.dachshundsoftware.com) or TuneUp Software GmbH (www.tune-up.com) or GlarySoft.com (www.glarysoft.com) or Auslogics (www.auslogics.com) or Glarysoft (www.glarysoft.com).

Description: The file Integrator.exe is located in the folder C:\Windows. Known file sizes on Windows 7/XP are 151,552 bytes (94% of all occurrences), 212,992 bytes or 167,936 bytes.
There is an icon for this program on the taskbar next to the clock. There is no file information. The file is an unknown file in the Windows folder. It is not a Windows system file. Integrator.exe is able to record inputs. Therefore the technical security rating is 31% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.

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If Integrator.exe is located in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files", the security rating is 10% dangerous. The file size is 287,232 bytes (21% of all occurrences), 296,960 bytes and 13 more variants. The file is not a Windows core file. The process can be removed using the control panel Add\Remove programs applet. Integrator.exe is able to record inputs.
If problems with Integrator.exe come up, you can also uninstall the program using the Control Panel ⇒ Add/Remove programs ⇒ TuneUp Utilities 2006 or TuneUp Utilities 2009.

Important: Some malware camouflages itself as Integrator.exe, particularly when located in the c:\windows or c:\windows\system32 folder. Therefore, you should check the Integrator.exe process on your PC to see if it is a threat. We recommend Security Task Manager for verifying your computer's security. This was one of the Top Download Picks of The Washington Post and PC World.

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User Comments

This is part of the TuneUp Utilities 2004 and facilitate the sheduled optimization option which runs as set by the user. But this is setup by default and has to be uninstalled to cancel. But not spyware or virus.
Lloyd Codrington

It's used in TuneUp Utilities 2006. It's not trying to start on boot. The file, although annoying, is harmless.
Kyle

Ja, TuneUp Utilities.
F.j.A.

May be a part of the Dachshund Integrator softwares (like Hare)
jcn50

It belongs to TuneUp 2006. TuneUp 2006 is permanently calling home. If your registration key is not in orden they will register it after a while (even if you don't permit updates!). So they stop the application automatically. The file "integrator.exe" seemes to act a key role in this game. After completing repair-installation of TuneUp 2006 you can't start the programm, either. Instead of this the program is asking after "integrator.exe". I think it contains also Virus or Trojan-Software, made by TuneUp-Software GmbH.

I think its for tune-up utilities because i just found it after doind a maintaiance check with it.
Toby

ebenfalls in TuneUpUtilities 2008

its used for tune up utlils, it will go once you quit tune up
Andy

the integrator.exe on my machine is part of Glary Utilities - a useful set of tidy up utilities
davdi putman

It's from software speeding up the PC called HARE from Dachshund co.
Matthew

It's in my C:\Programs\Glary Utilities, folder. Downloaded from Cnet. I guess it's ok, as i figure you can pretty much trust stuff from Cnet to be safe. (leastway's i do)
carrl (further information)

I think it's needed, I don't want remove it and have my laptop crash (O_o)
Matt

Its causeing problems with computers in my school, I think its a file that belongs to any Computer clean Up Utility. I came to this conclusion because my school runs Glary Utilities, and it recognizes it as malware, but won't remove iton the computer I use, it does however, stop applications from running on others computers. I think that after a certain period, it goes virus. Either that or my school got hacked, which I can definetly see happening
Jerry

Part of TuneUp Utilities 2010
Dood

Part of Tune-Up Utilities, main core. This is FAR from a trojan or spyware, and is just part of the main console/start center.
Robert Hantson (further information)

It's a part from Glary Utils. Just close Glary and Integrator.exe will disappear from processes task list.
Tot

It belongs to Glary Utilites. I've been troubleshooting my Prefetch folder and when I opened up GlaryUtilities, INTEGRATOR.EXE showed up in Prefetch.
Deb

Glary Utilities freeware that I installed - Trustworthy IMO & a critical utilities app for keeping your PC clean. I rely on it heavily. PC Techs recommend it over paid alternatives - See CNet's review or link below for more info
twinendeavorsdotcom (further information)

Not a virus, part of any version of Tune up utilities.
Anton

I like Glary Utilities, The file 'integrator.exe' in and of itself is an option if your security software stops it and asks you if you want to allow it. Personally, the utilities work fine, I only occasionally allow 'integrator.exe'. However, I angry that when installing Glary Utilites it tries to sneak the ask.com (which I always prevent from installing, have blocked, and will continue to remove it if it sneaks by) onto my computer.
Mister Natural

Summary: Average user rating of Integrator.exe: based on 30 votes with 20 reviews.

10 users think Integrator.exe is essential for Windows or an installed application. 6 users think it's probably harmless. 12 users think it's neither essential nor dangerous. 2 users think Integrator.exe is dangerous and recommend removing it. 1 user doesn't grade Integrator.exe ("not sure about it").

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