Tabbtnu

Tabbtnu.exe

(Microsoft)

Tablet PC Button Service.   Background program found on Windows Tablet PC and whose role is to manage the functionality of the Tablet PC Buttons found on all Tablet PCs  (Tablet PC buttons are buttons situated on the sides of the screen and which the user can click on with the Tablet pen to perform specific functions – the functions of these buttons can normally be changed by the user).  This process also puts an icon in the System Tray called  “Change Tablet and Pen settings”  to give the user quick access to the configuration screens for the behaviour of the Tablet Pen and Buttons.

Recommendation :
Leave alone – this is an intrinsic [and useful] part of Windows for Tablet PCs.

Note :  by turning off all Pen and Button settings you can prevent this program from starting – that, however, is not very useful to most users.

Tablet

Tablet.exe

(Wacom Technology)

Service installed under Windows 2000/XP by the drivers for Wacom’s graphics pen tablets.  This service is the interface between your tablet and the graphics, image editing, or desktop publishing software (e.g. Quark Express, PageMaker, Photoshop, Illustrator, etc…) that you are using so that the software knows how to interpret the pen movements you make.  It shows as  TabletService  or  WacomService  on the Services tab depending on the version of the drivers.

Recommendation :
Essential for the proper functioning of your graphics tablet – Leave alone.  If you experience shutdown or boot-up errors which mention this service, make sure you have at least Service Pack 4 installed on Windows 2000, and Service Pack 1 on Windows XP, and also see if Wacom have more recent drivers.

TabTip

TabTip.exe

(Microsoft)

You have the   Tablet PC Input Panel   currently open.  The  Input Panel,  also called  Virtual Keyboard  is the Tablet PC application which enables the user to enter text in free hand (which the Tablet PC converts to regular text).

Tabuserw

TabUserW.exe

(Wacom Technology)

We are not 100% certain but we think this is the System Tray icon installed by the drivers for Wacom’s graphics pen tablets and which enables the end-user to have instant access to the configuration options and features of his graphics tablet.

Recommendation :
Down to end-user preference – most tablet users tend to leave this icon enabled (can be disabled on the  Startups  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter.

Taskbar  (1)

TaskBar.exe

(Belkin)

System tray icon installed by the software which comes with the  Belkin Bitronics 2‑port and 4‑port AutoSwitch printer sharers.  These sharers allow you to share a printer between two or four PCs or to have the one PC switch at will between two or four parallel devices which need to use the PC’s single printer port (e.g. printer and scanner, or two printers).  In the first configuration (two PCs sharing one printer) you can, through this System Tray program, transfer files between the two PCs via their printer ports (both PCs must have this software loaded).  In the second configuration (one PC needing to switch at will between two or more parallel port devices) this icon is essential to allow the user to choose the device that he/she wants to switch to.

Recommendation :
If you are using your Belkin Bitronics switch to share a printer between two PCs, and your PCs are already networked in a conventional manner (via network cables or wireless networking), then you do not need this task and can disable it on the  Startups  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter.  If you are using your Belkin Bitronics switch so that you can switch between various devices which share your printer port, then you will already know that this task is essential as it allows you to choose the device that you want to switch to.  If, however, you have never had a Belkin Bitronics switch, then double‑click on this task and see who the manufacturer/publisher is.  If the information you see does not jog your memory, then run a full virus scan on your PC using up‑to‑date reputable antivirus software to make sure you do not have a virus.

Taskbar  (2)

Taskbar.exe

(Sapphire Inc)

This is a System Tray utility, called  Redline,  which allows the user to tweak his Sapphire graphics card (e.g. antialiasing, screen settings, textures, compression, TCL), overclock the graphics card, or create graphics card configuration profiles so that, for example, a particular configuration is used for normal day-to-day operation while another configuration is used for gaming.  Redline also enables the user to define hotkeys to perform special functions (with gaming hotkeys being the foremost target of this feature).

Recommendation :
Down to end-user preference.  If you do not use any of the Redline features, simply disable this task on the  Startups  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter.

Taskbar  (3)

Taskbar.exe

(Colorado Software Architects)

System Tray icon which is an intrinsic part of the  Backup Scheduler  of the  1Safe  backup software.  It allows you to access the backup scheduler from the System Tray and check on or configure backup jobs.

Recommendation :
Essential if you use the 1Safe backup software – Leave alone therefore.

Taskbar  (4)

TaskBar.exe

(Virus!!!!)

You may have the  W32.Frethem.L@mm  virus, particularly if the full path to this task, as shown on the  Tasks  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter, is  C:\Windows\Taskbar.exe  or  C:\WinNT\Taskbar.exe.

Recommendation :
Update your antivirus software and then run a full virus scan on your PC.

Taskeng

Taskeng.exe

(Microsoft)

Windows Vista Task Scheduler Engine.  Core task of the Windows Vista Task Scheduler.  Unlike with previous versions of Windows, the Vista Task Scheduler does not just work on a timer basis, it also works on a trigger basis, such as :  do this when the PC boots up, do this when a remote user connects, do this when this other program completes this other task, etc...  This very much enhanced implementation of the Task Scheduler not only makes it very useful for system engineers to provide very advanced condition‑based behaviour modification of PCs  (e.g. email me when this finishes), it also means that Windows Vista itself can use the Task Scheduler for a variety of system tasks, and this is indeed what Vista does.  It uses the Task Scheduler to start vital background processes.  It is not uncommon, for example, for over 50 specific tasks to be started and completed in this manner when your Vista PC boots up :  start sound capabilities once core kernel and drivers are fully loaded;  on user logon work out which notifications this user has configured for availability and display the appropriate icons;  etc..., etc...

Recommendation :
Leave alone – the Task Scheduler Engine is absolutely vital for the proper functioning of Windows Vista as well as for the ability for your own scheduled or triggered tasks to run properly.

Taskmgr  (1)

TaskMgr.exe

(Microsoft)

The Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003 Task Manager.  This is the very Task Manager itself, the one that you brought up to see what background tasks were running !   In Windows 95/98/ME the Task List does not show up as a separate process when you press  Ctrl+Alt+Del,  but in Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003 the Task List is a separate process called the Task Manager in the shape of the  TASKMGR.EXE  and which runs permanently.  The path for this program, as shown in  The Ultimate Troubleshooter,  is  C:\WINNT\System32\Taskmgr.exe  or  C:\WINDOWS\System32\Taskmgr.exe.

Recommendation :  
Leave alone, obviously.

Taskmgr  (2)

Taskmgr.exe

(???)

If you are running Windows 2000/XP/2003 and you do  not  have the Windows Task Manager currently open, or if you are running Windows 95/98/ME, then you have the   Trojan.StartPage.G   virus, or one of the viruses that masquerades as the Task Manager.

Taskmon  (1)

TaskMon.exe

(Microsoft)

The Windows Task Monitor.  In theory the Task Monitor monitors your hard disks accesses.  This information is then passed on to the Disk Defragmenter to supposedly enable it to defragment and rearrange the information on your hard disk in such a way that the programs and files you access the most, will load faster.  First introduced in Windows 98, and also implemented in Windows ME, but in no other versions of Windows.

Recommendation :
This task belongs to another era !  On modern PCs (2000 onwards) the supposed benefits are negligible, if not totally unnoticeable.  This task, like the notorious FindFast, is a useless task.  Delete immediately on the  Startups  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter; next delete all files in the  C:\Windows\Applog  folder, and then restart your PC.

Taskmon  (2)

TaskMon.exe

(???)

You may have the   W32.Novarg.A@mm / W32/Mydoom@mm / WORM_Mimail.R   virus, or one of the many other viruses (e.g. W32.Mydoom.J@mm) which masquerade as the Windows Task Monitor. 

Recommendation :
If you have reputable daily updated antivirus software, then you do not need to worry, otherwise make sure you install good and up‑to‑date antivirus software and then run a full virus scan in  Safe Mode  to make sure you do not have a virus.

Tbctray

TBCtray.exe

(Voyetra Turtle Beach)

A program that gets installed into your Tray when you install a Voyetra Turtle Beach sound card.  This programs is not vital and all its features can be accessed through the Control Panel.

Recommendation :
Disable or Delete using  The Ultimate Troubleshooter.

Tdrp

Tdrp.exe

See   IWAR.
 

Teatimer

TeaTimer.exe

(Safer Networking Ltd)

SpyBot Sytems Settings Protector task which runs in the System Tray and which is installed when you install  SpyBot Search & Destroy 1.3 or later.  This task has the dual function of providing on the one hand a System Tray icon which enables the end-user to configure or run SpyBot options  on‑the‑fly,  and on the other hand it warns the user if programs which SpyBot does not know about, attempt to modify the Windows Registry.

Recommendation :
At the time of writing, 25‑Mar‑2005, we feel that this task is potentially too dangerous.  We would like to see the following option on the right-click menu for  TEATIMER :  “Disable Registry Changes Monitoring”.   While we think that SpyBot is a brilliant product, it is our view that the majority of end‑users will not have the required technical knowledge to really know when or when not to block Windows Registry changes, with the results that we have already witnessed too often where end-users end-up with vital software not functioning properly because the end-user thought it was a good idea to block the Registry change which  TEATIMER  alerted him/her to !   Our recommendation, therefore, is to right-click on the  TEATIMER  icon in the System Tray and choose  “Exit SpyBot S&D Resident”  and to then disable this task on the  Startups  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter.

T g c m d

T g c m d.exe

(Tioga software /
Support.com)

This is the sort of software we classify as spyware.  It is part of Tioga Software’s remote support and management tools (Tioga.com, Support.com, and SupportSoft.com are one and the same company) and is installed by the setup CD of the  @Home  ISP (@Home and MediaOne are now part of Comcast, with the ComcastSupport software being the main culprit for introducing T G C M D on a PC).  The Tioga/SupportSoft.com software is also included in the Sony Support software that comes with some Sony Vaio’s and HP Pavillion’s, and it is also part of the BellSouth DSL HelpCenter.  The original intention of T G C M D is to have your @Home service or systems software automatically updated when you are online, to provide a remote support technician with setup information about your PC, and, in some cases, to allow the remote support technician to connect to your PC and see what you are doing – in short, technical support is indeed the original intention; unfortunately, its features are also very useful to advertisers and so, depending on who supplied it, T G C M D will also collect information from your PC, which web pages you have visited, what you have downloaded, and permission based information about your system, its software, its settings, etc…  As if that were not enough for us to recommend disabling it, it has additionally also been known to create a  WININIT.INI  file in the Windows folder, something which straight away prevents Windows ME users from using the extremely valuable System Restore feature of Windows ME.  Finally, many users have also reported :  being unable to clear the Internet history files when it is running, Eudora startup problems, SDCSchedulerWindow error messages on shutdown of Windows, and inability to delete video, audio, or graphics files.

Recommendation :
If you are a Comcast customer, uninstall  “Comcast Support”  through the  Add/Remove  icon in your Control Panel.  Next, look up  BJCFD  in these Task List pages.  If you have a Sony Vaio, de-install the  “Vaio Support Agent”  through the  Add/Remove  icon in your Control Panel.  If you are a BellSouth DSL customer, uninstall the  “BellSouth HelpCenter”.  In all cases, if the un‑installation of Comcast Support or Vaio Support Agent or BellSouth HelpCenter does not remove T G C M D after a reboot, then immediately disable T G C M D on the  Startups  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter !

(Tioga Software / Support.com)

TiVoBeacon

TiVoBeacon2

TiVo Beacon

TiVoBeacon.exe

(TiVo Inc)

TiVo Beacon Service.  Service which discovers your TiVo Digital Video Recorder(s), DVRs, on your home network, and which establishes a connection once discovered – thereafter you can use the TiVo Desktop software to program the TiVo box, or to play or transfer recorded shows.  A TiVo Digital Video Recorder, or DVR, is a hard disk based box which will automatically record to its hard disk your favourite TV programmes and TV shows.  You can then replay those programs later directly on your TV, PC, laptop, or transfer them to DVD or directly to the laptop or PC.

Recommendation :   Down to end-user requirements.

If you use your TiVo box together with the TiVo Desktop software, then this service must be running to enable your PC or laptop to connect to your TiVo DVR.

If you no longer use a TiVo box, then you either uninstall the software from the  “Add\Remove Programs”  icon in the Control Panel, or you can set the  Startup Mode  of this service to  Manual  or  Disabled  on the  Services  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter  as that alone will not only stop this service from starting, but in so doing will also prevent the TiVo Desktop software from working.

TlntSvr

TlntSvr.exe

(Microsoft)

Microsoft’s Telnet Server service for Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003.  When running, this service gives Telnet access to remote users.  For the layman :  Telnet access is a method of connecting and login onto a remote computer and run DOS commands, command-line programs, and DOS commands which can start Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003 services on the remote PC/server.

Recommendation :
This service should only ever be turned ON by advanced users who know about Telnet, who know what they are doing, and who know how to securely configure their PC/server with Telnet services running (ie: through securely restricting access to a specifically set up “Telnet Users” group).  In all other cases the safest startup setting for this service is  Disabled.  If you find your Telnet Server service set to start at boot-up, and you know you do not want to provide Telnet services, then you most probably are infected by a virus or were at some stage prior – as and when you are clear of viruses, make sure this service is set back to  Disabled  if you know this PC/server is not meant to provide Telnet access.  You can modify the startup mode of this service by going to  “Control Panel \ Services”  in Windows NT4,  or  “Control Panel \ Administrative Tools \ Services”  in Windows 2000/XP/2003.

Tmeejme

TMEEJME.exe

(Toshiba)

Task which is part of Toshiba Mobile Extensions and found on current Toshiba laptops (2003 onward).

Recommendation :  
We do not yet know what this task does, so we can only recommend that you leave it alone.

Tmerzctl

TMERzCtl.exe

(Toshiba)

Task which is part of Toshiba Mobile Extensions and found on current Toshiba laptops (2003 onward).

Recommendation :
We do not yet know what this task does, so we can only recommend that you leave it alone.

Tmesbs32

TMESBS32.exe

(Toshiba)

Toshiba Mobile Extension Slim Select Bay Service.  Task/Service found on Toshiba laptops running Windows 2000/XP and which enables the DVD+CD‑Writer to be hot swappable.

Recommendation :  
You can disable this task if you have no intention of ever taking the DVD+CD‑Writer out while the laptop is turned ON.  This task is sometimes installed as a startup task, in which case you will be able to disable it with  The Ultimate Troubleshooter.  In other cases it is installed as a service, in which case go to  “Control Panel \ Administrative Tools \ Services”   and set this service to Manual.  If you experience problems getting your Toshiba laptop to hibernate, try disabling this task as a first step towards solving the problem.

Tmesrv31

TMESrv31.exe

(Toshiba)

Toshiba Mobile Extensions Service.  Background task which provides support for the Toshiba Mobile Extensions.

Recommendation :
Essential.  While you may decide you do not need some of the Toshiba Mobile Extensions features, you should still leave this task alone as it is required for  any  Toshiba Mobile Extension feature to work.

Tmntsrv

TMNTSrv.exe

(Trend Micro)

Real-time scanning task of the PC-Cillin antivirus software.  This task works in the background and scans files for viruses as and when you access them, or whenever you save new files to the hard disk.

Recommendation :
Essential to the proper protection of your PC – Leave alone.  Note :  if you run Windows 2000/XP and you run PC-Cillin 2000 or 2001, you should upgrade to the 2003 version as those earlier versions have had regular problems when running under Windows 2000 or XP.

Tmoagent

TMOAgent.exe

(Trend Micro)

Trend Micro’s  Outbreak Agent  background task which is part of Trend Micro Internet Security suite.  This task provides  Virus Outbreak Alerts.  If a new major virus is released, and Trend Micro know there will be some lag before they are able to provide the necessary updates for their antivirus products to properly handle the new virus, then  virus outbreak alerts  are made available.  If you are connected to the Internet, or when you next connect to the Internet,  TMOAGENT  picks up these alerts and displays them – such alerts will typically  inform you of the characteristics of the new virus, they will tell you what to watch out for, the type of email attachments NOT to open, the sort of PC behaviour or strange new tasks that may be involved, etc...

Recommendation :
Down to end-user preference.  In our opinion this is essentially an excellent concept.  However, some users may decide that the frequency of virus alerts is too disruptive and they may want to disable outbreak alerts because they feel that in any case they are usually careful enough not to open attachments that look suspicious.  If this is you, you can disable outbreak alerts by going to   “Start \ Programs \ Trend Micro Internet Security \ Outbreak Warning Settings”  and uncheck  Enable Outbreak Alert to provide proactive recommendations.  Next, reboot and then disable this task on the  Startups  tab of  The Ultimate Troubleshooter  if it still shows as enabled.

Tmproxy

TMProxy.exe

(Trend Micro)

Background task in Windows 95/98/ME, and Service in Windows NT4/2000/XP, which is installed by Trend Micro  Internet Security suite.  TMPROXY is used by Trend Micro’s Internet Security suite to virus scan both POP email traffic and webmail emails (Webmail are services such as Hotmail, Yahoo, etc..) and is also used to check that the web pages you access do not have malicious embedded ActiveX or Java code which could harm your PC or infect it with viruses.

Recommendation :
Essential for the proper functioning of your Trend Micro  PC‑cillin Internet Security  software – Leave alone therefore.  Note, however, that there have occasionally been significant issues with this task in the past, ranging from frustrating Internet Explorer problems to TMPROXY using up too much memory (60Mb and upward!).  At the time of writing, 8‑Jan‑2006, all these problems have been fixed and we know of no issues with this task.  Nevertheless, if you start experiencing Internet Explorer problems, slow Internet access, email problems, or you run out of memory, experiment with turning off virus scanning of emails and web pages in PC‑cillin Internet Security and see if that helps after rebooting your PC.

Toshkcw

TosHKCW.exe

(Toshiba)

Toshiba Wireless Hotkey.  This task provides support for the  Fn+F8  wireless hotkey on Toshiba laptops which have Wi-Fi (wireless networking) and/or Bluetooth support  (typically Toshiba laptops from 2003 onward).  Using that function key combination the end‑user can toggle between enabling or disabling Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, or both.  Depending on whether one or both are available on the laptop, a small screen pops up presenting the end-user with 2 or 4 on/off toggling options when  Fn+F8  is pressed.

Recommendation :  
You can disable this task with  The Ultimate Troubleshooter  if you are never likely to use this toggling facility, or if you do not use the built-in Wi‑Fi or Bluetooth capabilities (if that is you, first toggle both to OFF, and then disable this task).  If you are not sure about whether or not you are using Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth, leave this task alone.

Tpsrv

TPSrv.exe

(Panda Software)

Panda   TruPrevent   Service installed by Panda Antivirus 2006 or Panda Internet Security 2006 on Windows NT4/2000/XP/2003 PCs.  Using behavioural and heuristic techniques this service is crucial in the ability of your Panda security software to detect programs as highly probable viruses even when the Panda software does not yet know what exact viruses they are thanks to updated virus definitions.

Recommendation :
Crucial to the thoroughness of your Panda antivirus software – Leave alone.

Tpsrv9x

TPSrv9x.exe

(Panda Software)

Panda   TruPrevent   Startup task installed by Panda Antivirus 2006 or Panda Internet Security 2006 on Windows 98/ME PCs.  Using behavioural and heuristic techniques this service is crucial in the ability of your Panda security software to detect programs as highly probable viruses even when the Panda software does not yet know what exact viruses they are thanks to updated virus definitions.

Recommendation :
Crucial to the thoroughness of your Panda antivirus software – Leave alone.

TpWAudAp

TpWAudAp.exe

(Lenovo)

Lenovo ThinkPad Windows Audio Application.  Background task found on Lenovo laptops which provides background support for the  Fn+Esc,  Fn+F1, and  Fn+F2  function key combinations which automatically open the Windows Volume Control and then enable the user to mute, turn ON, or increase or decrease the volume purely through those function keys.  The Volume Control screen automatically goes off the screen 3 seconds after the user stops using the above keys.

Recommendation :
The Windows Volume Control can sometimes be a little reluctant to open when you double-click on it with the mouse, particularly when there are lots of things going on in the background and particularly on Windows XP.  This is a great little program, using next to no memory, which enables the user to  reliably  control the sound through  Fn  combinations, and it is of even greater value for users who use their laptop without an external mouse.  Keep.

Tpwrtray

TPwrTray.exe

(Toshiba)

Toshiba Power Management icon which sits in the System Tray.  Clicking on the icon enables the user to access the Toshiba Power Management Options.

Recommendation :
In our view most users will not need this icon once they have configured their laptop after initial purchase, as power management is the sort of feature one usually only configures once.  Even without this icon the power management features can still be accessed through clicking the  Performance and Maintenance  icon in the Control Panel and then  “Toshiba Power Management”.  Disable this task with  The Ultimate Troubleshooter.

TridTray

TridTray.exe

(Aztech)

Utterly useless System Tray icon which gets installed with some Aztech sound cards.

Recommendation : 
Delete using  The Ultimate Troubleshooter.

True Vector

VSmon.exe

(Zone Labs)

Essential component of the Zone Alarm Internet firewall software.  It is started via the registry in Windows 9x/ME, and as a service in NT/2000/XP/2003.  This program enforces the security rules which you configured on the Zone Alarm screens.

Recommendation : 
Essential to the proper running of Zone Alarm;  leave well alone.

Tskmg

Winsockdriver

Tskmg.exe

(???)

You have the  W32.HLLW.Warpigs.C  virus, also known as  Backdoor.Spyboter.gen.

Ttuh

Ttuh.exe
 

See   IWAR.

Tweakui

TweakUI.cpl

(Microsoft)

This entry is actually a startup entry rather than a running task.  The entry will typically show as  rundll32.exe tweakui.cpl, TweakMeUp.  It will only be present if you have Microsoft’s  TweakUI  installed.  Advanced Users :  TWEAKUI.CPL  is, essentially, a Control Panel icon for TweakUI, but it is also in fact a  formatted DLL  and the startup command above runs that DLL with the  TweakMeUp  argument so that boot‑up TweakUI settings are implemented as Windows starts up.

Recommendation :
Essential for the proper functioning of TweakUI – Leave alone.  If you want to de‑install TweakUI, do so via the  “Add/Remove Programs”  icon in the Control Panel.

Twunk_16

Twunk_16.exe

(Twain Working Group)

Twain_32.dll Client’s 16-bit Thunking Server.  Phew!  Let’s jump straight away to layman terms !   First, TWAIN :  TWAIN is originally derived from  “Technology Without An Important Name”.  TWAIN, or as it is most commonly know, the  TWAIN Driver,  is a program that is packaged with all scanners and which allows the user to scan images or text directly from the scanner into the application that will be used to manipulate the image or text.  Thus, most graphics programs, and many of the newer Microsoft Office programs, enable you to scan a document directly into the program.  Without the TWAIN driver a user would have to always use a scanner specific software program, save the image to a folder, and then pick up the image from within the application that it was intended to be used in in the first place.  The TWAIN driver has two parts to it :  the 16-bit driver which interfaces with 16-bit applications and scanner driving programs (older generation software from the Windows 95/98 days), and the 32-bit driver which interfaces with more modern applications and scanner driving programs.  The two drivers are needed at all times because you could have a 32-bit program on one side of the driver, e.g. Microsoft PowerPoint 2002, and a 16-bit program on the other side of the TWAIN driver, e.g. the scanner driving program for an oldish scanner.  With this in mind, when a 16-bit program starts the 16-bit portion of the TWAIN driver,  TWUNK_16.EXE comes into action and its sole purpose is to start the 32-bit part of the TWAIN driver in case there should be some 32-bit scanner driving programs on your PC (to drive current generation scanners) so that the program you are about to use is aware of all possible scanners connected to your system, whether they are old or new generation scanners.

Recommendation :
Essential – Leave alone.

All of the tasks below, and many more, although not detailed on this page, are explained in full in The Ultimate Troubleshooter.

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TAcelMgr.exe,  Tagmr.exe,  Tapi32init.exe,  TAPPSRV.exe,  TaskbarShuffle.exe,  Taskdir.exe,  Taskfile.exe,  Taskgamr.exe,  Taskgmgr.exe,  Taskgmr.exe,  Taskgmr32.exe,  Taskgmrr.exe,  Taskgmrs.exe,  Taskimgr.exe,  TaskInfo.exe,  TaskMan.exe,  TASKMANAGER.exe,  Taskmrg.exe,  Tasksmanagers.exe,  TaskSwitchXP.exe,  Tasksys.exe,  TBLMouse.EXE,  TBMAIN.exe,  TBMon.exe,  TClock.exe,  Tclock2.exe,  TClockEx.exe,  TDispVol.exe,  Te.exe,  Telnet.bat,  Telnet.exe,  Termsrv.exe,  Tesc.exe,  Test.exe,  Test2.exe,  Test3.exe,  textExtractor.exe,  TfncKy.exe,  TFnF5.exe,  TFSServ.exe,  TheBat.exe,  TheRegister.exe,  THGuard.exe,  THotkey.exe,  ThpSrv.exe,  Thunderbird.exe,  THUNDE~1.exe,  Timer.exe,  Timesht.exe,  TimeZone.exe,  TimounterMonitor.exe,  Titlebar Time.exe,  TiVoDesktop.exe,  TiVoNotify.exe,  TiVoServer.exe,  TiVoTransfer.exe,  TMAS.exe,  TMAS_OEMon.exe,  TMAS_OL.exe,  TMasy.exe,  TmPfw.exe,  TNBUtil.exe,  ToolMemoryOptimizer.exe,  TorontoStarAlerts.exe,  TOSCDSPD.exe,  Toggler.exe,  Toshiba.exe,  TotalCMD.exe,  TotRecSched.exe,  TouchED.exe,  Tp4ex.exe,  TP4serv.exe,  TPFNF7SP.exe,  TPHDEXLG.exe,  TpKmapMn.exe,  TpKmpSVC.exe,  TPONSCR.exe,  TPSBattM.exe,  TpScrLk.exe,  TpShocks.exe,  TpScrex.exe,  TPSMain.exe,  TPTray.exe,  Trace32.exe,  TrayDay.exe,  TreeSize.exe,  Trickler3103.exe,  Trillian.exe,  TrkWksvc.exe,  TRot.exe,  TroxoLiveUpdate.exe,  TrueImage.exe,  TrueImageMonitor.exe,  TRUG.vbs,  TrustedInstaller.exe,  TSC.exe,  TscHelp.exe,  Tscupgrd.exe,  TSkrMain.exe,  TSNP2STD.exe,  TSNPSTD3.exe,  TSRV.exe,  Tssdis.exe,  TUT_Updater.exe,  TVSTray.exe,  TVTSched.exe,  TTax.exe,  TUT_UPDATER.EXE,  TVADMIN.exe,  TVCLIENT.exe
 

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The Wall Street Journal

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TechByter Worldwide

August 2007
IT Week Labs Blog
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June 2007
On Computers
Joy&Bob Schwabach
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May 2007
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TechNewsWorld.com
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