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WEATHERSERVICE.EXE Information
This is an undesirable program.
This file has been identified as a program that is undesirable to have running on your computer. This consists of programs that are misleading, harmful, or undesirable.
If the description states that it is a piece of malware or potentially unwanted malware, we recommend you immediately download Malwarebytes and perform a Free Malware Scan to check for and remove malicious programs.
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NameThe Desktop Weather Service
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FilenameWeatherService.exe
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CommandC:\Program Files (x86)\WeatherTool\2.0.1.5000008\WeatherService.exe
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DescriptionAdded by the The Desktop Weather potentially unwanted program. This program is commonly distributed as a free download that is bundled with adware and potentially unwanted programs.
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RecommendationIf the description states that this is malware or a potentially unwanted program, we suggest you download Malwarebytes and perform a free malware scan and remove what it detects.
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File LocationC:\Program Files (x86)\WeatherTool\2.0.1.5000008\WeatherService.exe
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Startup TypeThis startup entry is installed as a Windows service.
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Service NameTheDesktopWeatherService
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Display NameThe Desktop Weather Service
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HijackThis Category
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Removal Instructions
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