In today’s digital age, reliable and efficient antivirus software is crucial for protecting your computer and personal information from malicious attacks. With the increasing number of cyber threats such as viruses, malware, and ransomware, it is important to have a robust defense system to keep …
Even though Windows 11 has been out for months, the majority of users are still on Windows 10. During these transition periods, it’s essential to discuss the security threats that still cause issues on the older platform. The following list is a great starting point …
Aswidsagent.exe is an executable file from AVG software responsible for checking new viruses and malware that may affect computers. This program keeps running in the background and is always on. This article will talk more about what is aswidsagent.exe and how to remove it from …
AvLaunch.exe is often a genuine process associated with Avast Antivirus by Avast, a software provider founded in the Czech Republic. AvLaunch.exe is used to start the Avast antivirus application, and you’ve probably seen it if you’ve got the free antivirus program installed on your system. …
The original SS2Svc32.exe file is a component of Sonic Suite 2 by ASUS. Sonic Suite 2 is an audio effects interface software developed by ASUS. Sonic Suite 2 is a software that provides virtual audio effects and enhancements. This program provides sound equalization, bass boost, …
Windows 10 has its security standard and built-in security tools. Windows Security already provides you with a firewall, antivirus, account protection, and browser monitoring to protect the user from phishing and cyberattacks. On the surface, the developers at Microsoft did everything in their power to …
Many of us use high-end digital equipment like laptops, tablets, and personal computers. To ensure the optimum functioning of these devices for a prolonged period, they need to be serviced and updated regularly. ‘CULauncher.exe’ is one of the features that Windows 10 recently added to …
Here is a quick guide based on a commonly asked question by many Windows 10 users, where are my downloads from the Internet? Mainly when someone uses Internet Explorer or Edge browser with other web browsers such as Google Chrome and other 3rd party tools, …
