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Hi Experts,
I need Experts advice. I've noticed the refereed application "nwix.exe" has been installed in my laptop but not very sure whether this is belongs to "Nvidia nView Desktop Manager Configuration Wizard" or virus. Please advice. Here's the print screen of the application location for expert perusal. If this virus, how to remove it?
nwiz.jpg
I need Experts advice. I've noticed the refereed application "nwix.exe" has been installed in my laptop but not very sure whether this is belongs to "Nvidia nView Desktop Manager Configuration Wizard" or virus. Please advice. Here's the print screen of the application location for expert perusal. If this virus, how to remove it?
nwiz.jpg
The process nwiz.exe is one of the support components for the graphic card and is associated with the video device driver including the program responsible for controlling the device’s behavior.
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Hi,
Lately my laptop's processor running extremely high until its shutdown by itself. Whenever I've experiencing this type of situation I need to reboot my laptop; it doesn't resolve if I restart. From my observation, this things happen whenever I played a windows media player - maybe it just a coincident.
After I checked the "Msconfig" I noticed this application without directory, that's makes me wonder.
Lately my laptop's processor running extremely high until its shutdown by itself. Whenever I've experiencing this type of situation I need to reboot my laptop; it doesn't resolve if I restart. From my observation, this things happen whenever I played a windows media player - maybe it just a coincident.
After I checked the "Msconfig" I noticed this application without directory, that's makes me wonder.
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Also use 'MSCONFIG' to disable processes that launch automatically upon start-up.
ASKER
Hi,
How to make sure I didn't disable the critical applications? bit worried if if I removed the system's file.
How to make sure I didn't disable the critical applications? bit worried if if I removed the system's file.
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Thanks for the help