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What is "Twaintrackerwindow"
A window with the above name apeared as I shut down my PC the other day.
I searched the internet for information but only got some stuff in French I couldn't understand.
I keep all my spyware etc up to date (NIS 2005, spybot, adaware and AOL antispyware), but I updated again and ran a scan which found nothing. I also ran a shields up scan and symantec on line security scan.
What is twaintrackerwindow and should I be worried?
Thanks
Lou
I searched the internet for information but only got some stuff in French I couldn't understand.
I keep all my spyware etc up to date (NIS 2005, spybot, adaware and AOL antispyware), but I updated again and ran a scan which found nothing. I also ran a shields up scan and symantec on line security scan.
What is twaintrackerwindow and should I be worried?
Thanks
Lou
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Thanks Tolomir - I looked at teh link,
Yes I use a scanner as part of an HP all in one. But I haven't scanned anything for several days (PC rebooted more than once since). I've printed quite a bit but no scannning.
Best regards
Allyson
Yes I use a scanner as part of an HP all in one. But I haven't scanned anything for several days (PC rebooted more than once since). I've printed quite a bit but no scannning.
Best regards
Allyson
What I wanted to say is: Twaintrackerwindow might be just a scanner driver or some scanner related software.
Maybe checking if you press a button on the scanner to pop up a scanner application for user's convenience.
Thank you,
Tolomir
Maybe checking if you press a button on the scanner to pop up a scanner application for user's convenience.
Thank you,
Tolomir
ASKER
Thanks Tolomir,
Yes I got what you were gettting at. You are probably right and there is no need to worry. Could be the all in one drivers reacting to the fact that I have been switching the deviceoff and on a lot (to save the environment!).
best regards
Lou
Yes I got what you were gettting at. You are probably right and there is no need to worry. Could be the all in one drivers reacting to the fact that I have been switching the deviceoff and on a lot (to save the environment!).
best regards
Lou
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twain
Tolomir