The helppane.exe file is called The Assistance Platform Client and comes preinstalled with Microsoft’s operating systems. Its purpose is to act as the help and support engine for your system. Helppane.exe was created by Microsoft, which means it is verified to work optimally within a Windows environment.

The ose.exe file has gone through a number of iterations since its creation as a process belonging to the Microsoft Office Suite; it is officially described as a file used for saving installation files that are required for repairs and updates, and also Watson error reports. Ose.exe is a non-system process, and as a non-system process it can be stopped because it is not integral to the smooth functionality of your operating system.

If you’re reading this post, then the first thing you’d like to know is exactly what jusched.exe is. Whether or not it’s a dangerous file or whether it should be running on your computer. Well, I intend to answer all of these questions for you, I’ll also explain to you, exactly how to disable this service, replacing it with a more efficient alternative.

So, you were browsing through the various processes running in the background of your computer and you came across ctfmon.exe and you would like to know what it is. Is it a virus, maybe? I always become a little suspicious when I see a process I’m unfamiliar with. However, in this particular case, you needn’t worry, as this process was created by Microsoft, as an optional component of Microsoft Office.

For those individuals on a Windows based operating system with iTunes installed, they will immediately notice a large number of associated processes running in the background. These processes include iTunesHelper.exe, iPodServices.exe and AppleMobileDeviceService.exe (which is the process I intend to talk about in this post). AppleMobileDeviceService.exe is an integral component of the iTunes application.

Msdtc.exe has the description Distributed Transaction Coordinator and is a process file created by Microsoft, for their operating systems. The file is of course, digitally signed, which means it has been tried and tested to work optimally within a Windows environment. Msdtc.exe is an integral component of the Microsoft Distribution Transaction Coordinator (MSDTC) program.

Quickset.exe has the description Quickset and is a process file that was/is developed by Dell Inc. This file is digitally signed, which means it was verified to work smoothly within a Windows operating system environment. Quickset is a process or application that is developed by Dell Corporation to allow the end users to either configure or view a network connection on one of their systems.

If you’re reading this post, I think it’s safe for me to assume that you have monitored a lot of hard disk activity on your computer and was wondering what MRT.exe is? Fortunately for you, you have come to the right place, as I intend to explain in-depth exactly what this process is, how to use it and how to rectify any issues you may be having with it.