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What is msrpp.exe? &nbsp;Where is it starting from? &nbsp;What have you done to find it? &nbsp;I'd suggest you run AUTORUNS and find out where it's starting from. &nbsp;Then you can find out what it is, remove it or update it, whatever is necessary<br />
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What is msrpp.exe?  Where is it starting from?  What have you done to find it?  I'd suggest you run AUTORUNS and find out where it's starting from.  Then you can find out what it is, remove it or update it, whatever is necessary

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx [https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb963902.aspx]

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Found the file location exploring what program it belongs to.
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Found the file location exploring what program it belongs to.

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When restarting the computer I get the following error: &nbsp;msrpp.exe has stopped working check on line to find solution. &nbsp;I check on line then its OK but the next time i restart the same error.<br />
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Any Ideas.
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When restarting the computer I get the following error:  msrpp.exe has stopped working check on line to find solution.  I check on line then its OK but the next time i restart the same error.

Any Ideas.

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