Norton utilities 16
What is Norton Utilities 16? (from Symantec)
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Outline
Norton Utilities 16 is a product program created by Symantec. Amid setup, the program makes a startup enlistment point in Windows keeping in mind the end goal to consequently begin when any client boots the PC. A booked assignment is added to Windows Task Scheduler with a specific end goal to dispatch the program under different planned circumstances (the timetable shifts relying upon the form). The projects' primary executable is nu.exe and has been believed to devour a normal CPU of short of what one percent, and uses around 36.84 MB of memory. The setup bundle, for the most part, introduces around 30 records and is more often than not around 80.89 MB (84,814,470 bytes). The introduced record Update.exe is the auto-refresh part of the program which is intended to check for programming refreshes and tell and apply them when new forms are found. In respect to the general utilization of clients who have this introduced on their PCs, most are running Windows 7 (SP1) and Windows 8. While around 56% of clients of Norton Utilities 16 originate from the United States, it is additionally well known in the United Kingdom and Canada.
Program detailsProgram subtle elements
URL: www.norton.com/nusupport
Establishment envelope: C:Program FilesSymantecNorton Utilities 16
Uninstaller: "C:Program FilesSymantecNorton Utilities 16unins000.exe"/LOG
Assessed measure: 80.89 MB
Program files introduced by Norton Utilities 16
Program executable: nu.exe
Name: Norton Utilities
Norton Utilities 16.0
Path: C:Program Filessymantecnorton utilities 16nu.exe
MD5: 5c4ad15b43d772aae2b2963a84348064
Extra documents:
LicHelper.dll - License Helper Dynamic Link Library
Cookies.dll - CookieDLL Dynamic Link Library
configurationmanager.dll - Configure Dynamic Link Library
EventLoggerDLL.dll - EventLog Dynamic Link Library
FileLoggerDLL.dll - FileLogg Dynamic Link Library
FindDuplicatesDLL.dll - FindDupl Dynamic Link Library
InstalledPrograms.dll - AppDetec Dynamic Link Library
PrivacyHelper.dll - PrivacyH Dynamic Link Library
RMEngine.dll - RMEngine Dynamic Link Library
SULauncher.exe - SmartUpdate Launcher (SmartUpdate Launcher 1.0)
RegCompScrn.exe - RegCompact Progress (Registry Compacting Progress Screen)
UpdateHlpr.dll - Smart Update Helper
DiskDoctor_RepairAPI.dll - Norton Disk Doctor (Norton Disk Doctor API for VB)
nu16.0.0.126-SMUI.exe - Norton Utilities
SpeedDisk_DefragAPI.dll - Norton SpeedDisk (Norton SpeedDisk API for VB)
Shredder.dll - Shredder Module
FRSimpleAPI.dll - Norton UnErase (Norton UnErase Simple API)
PgHist.exe - CleanHistory
Update.exe - Smart Update
Alert.exe - Smart Alert
Scheduler.dll - Schedule (SchedulerDLL)
Upgrade.exe - Upgrade
SSDMonitor.exe - SSDMonit Application
Program behaviorsBehaviors displayed
2 Scheduled Tasks
nu.exe is planned as an errand with the class '{6641ECB3-4F2E-4E23-A28B-902ABE816402}' (keeps running on enrollment).
SULauncher.exe is planned as an undertaking named 'NUAutoUpdate'.
2 Scheduled Tasks (Boot/Login)
SULauncher.exe is naturally propelled at startup through a booked assignment named NUAutoUpdate.
nu.exe is naturally propelled at startup through a booked assignment named schedule.
Startup File (All Users Run)
SSDMonitor.exe is stacked in all clients (HKLM) registry as a startup document name 'SSDMonitor' which stacks as C:Program FilesSymantecNorton Utilities 16sMonitorSSDMonitor.exe.
Program asset utilization resource usage midpoints Show specialized subtle elements
nu.exe
Memory: 36.84 MB
21.09 MB normal
Add up to CPU: 0.0891594689%
0.031193% normal
SSDMonitor.exe
Memory: 1.09 MB
Add up to CPU: 0.0019011498%
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Or then again, you can uninstall Norton Utilities 16 from your PC by utilizing the Add/Remove Program highlight in the Window's Control Panel.
On the Start menu (for Windows 8, right-tap the screen's base left corner), click Control Panel, and after that, under Programs, complete one of the accompanyings:
Windows Vista/7/8: Click Uninstall a Program.
Windows XP: Click Add or Remove Programs.
When you discover the program Norton Utilities 16, click it, and afterward complete one of the accompanyings:
Windows Vista/7/8: Click Uninstall.
Windows XP: Click the Remove or Change/Remove tab (to one side of the program).
Take after the prompts. An advance bar demonstrates to you to what extent it will take to expel Norton Utilities 16.
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