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Help What Is ATRACK.EXE from Symantec Corporation doing in my pc!

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ATRACK.EXE process:

ATRACK.EXE Description:
ATRACK.EXE an instant notification feature. The Alert Tracker displays information about events as they happen. This program is not important for your system process, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems.

ATRACK.EXE Analysis results:

Is this file virus? No

Is this file trojan? No
Is this file spyware? No

Security Risk points (from 5) 0

Process Name: Alert Tracker

Author: Symantec Corporation

Part Of: Norton Internet Security

File Size: 263296

File Version: 4.0

File Path: C:\Program Files\Norton Personal Firewall\

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EXE file is a computer file that ends with the extension .exe known as an executable file. When one double clicks on an exe file, a built-in routine automatically executes code that can set several functions into motion. Exe files are used to install and run programs and routines.

Computer virus is a program that is able to modify the behavior of an executable at run time, making a copy of itself each time the file is executed.

Malware "malicious software", is software designed to disable computer operations, It gathers sensitive information, or get unauthorized access to computer systems.

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Help What Is ATRACK.EXE from Symantec Corporation doing in my pc!

ATRACK.EXE process:

ATRACK.EXE Description: ATRACK.EXE an instant notification feature. The Alert Tracker displays information about events as they happen. This program is not important for your system process, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems.

ATRACK.EXE Description:
ATRACK.EXE an instant notification feature. The Alert Tracker displays information about events as they happen. This program is not important for your system process, but should not be terminated unless suspected to be causing problems.