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mystery program needs identifying
Hi there - my first visit and new to the site... http://www.techsupportforum.com/imag...ies/1-pray.gif
I am recieving a warning from my Firewall for a new (now modified) program on my laptop. I am running XP with SP3 and all updates installed on a Samsung X360. I have searched Google with no hits and want to know if it safe or not... The program is "etsamwake.exe" and has only recently shown up - I am currently travelling in Peru and reluctant to allow anything I can not identify - also it is showing up in my firewall's Host protection lists once blocked and I seem to be getting WIFI issues now (have to repair the connection before establishing a full link) can anyone help? Any further info required can be supplied as requested Rgds Last edited by rauvin; 06-27-2009 at 02:59 PM. Reason: additional info |
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06-28-2009, 08:16 AM
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Re: mystery program needs identifying
Looks like it's associated with your camera, I'd uninstall the camera drivers & software, delete the folders, then reboot and reinstall it.
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