Informationen über die internat.exe Datei

Wie der Name schon andeutet, hat dieser Prozess mit dem Gebietsschema, welches auf Ihrem PC eingerichtet ist, zu tun. Je nachdem welchen Schemen bei Ihnen eingerichtet sind, sorgt dieser Prozess für die entsprechende Darstellung und Nutzung (Tastatur).

Wichtig: Die Datei "internat.exe" befindet sich im Ordner C:\Windows\System32. Wenn das nicht der Fall ist, handelt es sich bei internat.exe um einen Virus, Spyware, Trojaner oder Worm! Überprüfen Sie dieses z.B. mit Anti-Spy.Info.

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Bewertung Urteil Verfasser Input Locales Traybar icon is used to change regional settings Alex KB selector KnowAll It appears to be handling the keyboard locals. Next to the time on the lower right courner you should see your language displayed. In my case its "EN" for english. Ending this process should remove it from the tray.  Quelle: Link Carlos D. Garza there are two versions of internat.exe and the most comon one is as you say for language settings of your keyboard but here is the kicker there is also a internat.exe that is part of a virus/trojan `password stealer abd should definatly be investigated if you dont run more than one language on the pc keyboard settings  Quelle: Link wolf on the loose if u have "aston shell" installed, is one of aston's files  Quelle: Link Mihnea It's not dangerous, it's a process started by Windows. Arne It runs with Aston shell (explorer replacement). Hugh G. Rection Definatel;y been having problems with it... Keyboard setting should not be activating the internet. I was forced to block transmissions on my firewall program before deleting it. There are two Internat.exe, and one is a Trojan horse, but as yet i don't know how to identify the other Joseph If it is the Netsnake virus it will reside in the C;\windows folder, if its a system file it will be in c:\windows\system32. (for XP) Use this to differentiate. Also the good process has a ZIP icon, while the virus has a "?" icon  Quelle: Link Negster22 On my computer (Win 2000), the good file in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM has a "?" icon and I don't have the virus so I wouldn't worry about the "?" icon. See the link for how to tell if you have the virus and what to do about it.  Quelle: Link Brian I have the internat.exe file with the "?" icon in athe c:\windows\system32 file. Also, checking the version under properties, I find it's got a Microsoft signature. dkcc In windows 2000, the one with the "?" icon ist the good one! bleedproof Ist ein Trojaner, schwer zu entfernen dieterpapa "In windows 2000, the one with the "?" icon ist the good one! " That is not correct !! It is infected if it has the ? !! fed-up guy I have Win 98 and the icon with a "?" not only has a microsoft signature, but is located at the c:\windows\system folder, not the c:\windows\system32. Maha I have rated this as dangerous to flag up a potential trojan/ password thief. There are two versions of internat.exe. The official microsoft version has a ? icon and is used for keyboard language selection. The trojan has a zip file icon and is nasty, stealing passwords and using e-mail to forward them to the initiator.  Quelle: Link machinesurgeon Bitte helfen Sie anderen Benutzern, wenn Sie mehr über internat.exe wissen. Ihre Meinung:  --- keine Wertung ---  1 (sicher)  2  3 (neutral)  4  5 (gefährlich) Was wissen Sie über diese Datei: Link für weitere Infos: Ihr Name:

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