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File: iexplore.exe
Name: Microsoft Internet Explorer
ist Teil von: Windows
Hersteller: Microsoft
Gefährlichkeit:

"iexplore.exe" ist der Internet Browser von Mircosoft. Er wird mit Windows mitgeliefert. Überprüfen Sie Ihre Sicherheitseinstellungen um das Risiko beim Surfen zu minimieren.

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Insgesamt 606 User fragten nach dieser Datei. 8 users halten sie für sicher. 3 users halten sie für relativ ungefährlich. 2 users beurteilten sie neutral. 7 users halten sie für etwas gefährlich. 15 users halten sie für gefährlich und empfehlen, iexplore.exe zu entfernen. 9 users gaben keine Wertung ab.

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Windows Internet Explorer Browser Alex
without bugs it should be OK ;) Karl
Internet Explorer Browser addon  Quelle: Link Andre
It's a Tool, built on the IE-activeX. Given you tabbed browsing, popup-blocker, proxy-manager, etc. +++  Quelle: Link LizzardX
This is a task for Taskbar for the windows mode to run like exit button, minimize button. Icon for desktop. etc. SKAT Patcher - PC Expert
In windows XP home, it's IEXPLORE.EXE, all caps, and kept in program files, not system32. A pf or prefetch file is involved somehow elsewhere. XPowner
It your browser! Internet Explorer  Quelle: Link
its windows explorer, a browser.. not dangerous :) NaV
This is Internet Explorer. It's not a virus, but has some nasty security holes that can easily cause virus infection.  Quelle: Link Inuyasha
if it's in system32, probably a virus run a trend micro scan, Michael
Program called "Microsoft Internet Explorer" licened by Microsoft from Spyglass, part of the Windows Operating System, even though Microsoft didn't write it. Very buggy, and unsecure. Try Mozilla FireFox, it's works much better than IE plus it has powerful ad blocking tools.  Quelle: Link Nathan
It starts two processes for one user, and they are impossible to kill; that user had spyware previously rg
In some cases it's not the browser, we're talking about. It can also be a virus/trojan
its virus coz its in windows/system32 directory. but its IE if its in c:\program files hafiz
If you find this file in the system32 subdirectory then it is dangerous. I believe that it should reside in \Program Files\Internet Explorer. Remove all instances of it from the \windows\prefetch directory. Search through the registry in the HKLM....\Run and RunServices for data relating to "internet Explorer". Note the .EXE file name and remove this file from any where you can find it. My Opinion: nasty ad ware, and difficult to remove DeskJet Terry
in WinXP home/PRO/SP1 it should be all caps and in ur Program Files/Internet Explorer/ directory, if it's in your /windows/ folder then most probably malware, it also adds itself on the registry as a startup.
I've got two running in my task manager...whenever i try to close one, funklicensesize.exe pops up briefly, and then changes to ixexplore.exe again. I"ve uninstalled I Explorer, but it still persists. All this started when I downloaded AOL IM... tim
its uses 60% of my processing power even when nothing it running mark
Internet Explorer Browser process file that's part of Windows Task Manager Abdul
IE leaves your system wide open due to lapses in security. DLLs can be stored to your System32 and run through winsock. Other DLLs can be stored anywhere on your disk. No security but decent web browser.  Quelle: Link c
IEXPLORE.EXE (all caps) located in Windows\System32 folder is a virus dream
IF ITS IN YOUR SYSTEM32 OR WINDOWS MAP IT CAN BE SPYWARE h2k.nl
Look in the Task Manager, if Iexplore (note capital i) is running once or more and you do not have IE running, trying ending the Iexplore task. If it reappears on it's own, you have a Trojan.  Quelle: Link Pat
Not sure 'bout this one. XPowner got a point. I'm checking all my background apps (recently found a worm and spyware!!!)and i've seen the internet browser running as "Internetexplorer.exe". I've also had two "IEXPLORE.EXE"'s running, but only one browser window open??? Strange, very strange. F@tman
It's a trojan, there's two "IEXPLORE.EXE" programs running on my comp and the windows task maneger won't get rid of them. I also have stopped using IE explorer, and have not opened it in a long time. Who cares.
The same happens to me, what is that? I have also searched at system32 but there isn't any "IEXPLORE.EXE", but I found 2 "IEXPLORE.EXE.pf" at windows/prefetch BR
There was only one "iexplore.exe" which was not in the system32 folder, however i was not using IE and could not end the process jizztastic
This is a virus. You should look for one or two files in one of your temp-folders that constantly change name(s) and which you are not allowed to delete. Ivan Midjich, Security Crew, a href="http://swebase.com" Swebase Network /a
In xp pro in processes if only one "IEXPLORE.EXE" process apears it might not be malware, also do a search for "IEXPLORE.EXE" and if they are any in the system files files thatn it is problbly a virus or malware knowitall
It's spyware
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