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What is Carpserve.exe and Nwiz.exe in my Startup?

Category: Windows
by Dennis Faas, infopackets editor
http://www.infopackets.com


Dear Dennis,

I have a few programs listed in my MSCONFIG startup.  One of the programs was LoadQM.Exe, and Google's search pointed me to your web site.

Good info on the LoadQM.exe program!  I've now deleted it from the start-up file.

The other two programs I'm trying to find more information on are Carpserv.exe and Nwiz.exe/install, but didn't get any clear-cut information on these two when querying Google.

Do you have any input on these two items?

I subscribed to your newsletter and am looking forward to my first copy!

Thanks.

Best Regards,
Jon W.

My Response:

Off the top of my head, I can't say that I've heard of these two programs.

I'd love to hear from anyone who might know the answer to this one!  If you know the answer, email me (below) and I'll include it in the next newsletter.cool smiley

This topic has been updated in the next newsletter.

 
 
 




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