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SynCor.exe file information

The process SynthCore COM Server or SynthCore 2 COM Server belongs to the software SynthCore by Analog Devices, Inc (www.analog.com) or Staccato Systems, Inc.

Description: File SynCor.exe is located in the folder C:\Windows. The file size on Windows XP is 380,928 bytes.
The program is not visible. The file is an unknown file in the Windows folder. SynCor.exe is not a Windows core file. Therefore the technical security rating is 52% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.

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Appeared in my sistem after installation of RealPlayer. Seems non-harmfull, except of Real-Time process priority.
  IG  

Causes my machine to freeze for a short time right after connecting to the internet
  SGF  

used by SoundMAX needed to play midi files
  mhack  

I also have a SoundMAX onboard system, but why should this file block access to a folder I want to delete?
  Ben  

maybe something about sound
  George Washington  

A subprocess of windows media
   

Midi files won't play without it
  WGF  

SynthCore COM Server from SynthCore 3.0.0 by Analog Devices (SoundMAX MIDI Synthesizer)
  Chris  

has been automatically install right after opening some shady webpage...
  El  

Installed with Analog Devices SoundMax for onboard soundcard. Behaves as expected - no suspicious network or IO requests, file date matches, etc...
  T  

it plays my real player. when i deleted it, real player stopped working
  steele  

It, in itself is not dangerous, it is part of a driver package called Soundmax by Analog for it's motherboard chipset. It can cause problems by cycling in XP, see your system manufacturer.
  Jim Sisseck  

Audio.
  m0k0  

AVG reports as harmless
   

Media players use it for midi files. But WMP leaves it in place, then I can't play other formats. Other apps dump it as necessary.
  Sherman  

If you have SoundMax onboard audio, and you have accoustic environments turned on, it will run syncor.exe, will post more on our tech pages, http://www.geeksintech.com
  Matthew   (further information)

Legitimate part of Syntrillium Wind Chime for your dektop. Syntrillium is no longer in business.
  PghComputerSA  

used by soundmax soundcard
  bill  

It's the midi driver for my laptop's sound chip
  Prince  

In my case, it was disguised malware- a keylogger and something else.
  Emi  

is run by certain apps requiring special sound emulation
  X  

Part of the MIDI subsystem for the SoundMAX range of Soundcards.
  Robert  

Analog Devices MIDI-Synthesizer
  Rolf Müller   (further information)

It runs when Maxthon is not running
  Axy  

It's onboard sound.
  G  

accomponied with Maxthon Browser
  Ken  

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