What is the "easysuite.exe" ?
Our database contains 30 different files for filename easysuite.exe . You can also check most distributed file variants with name easysuite.exe. This files most often belongs to product EasySuite Application. and were most often developed by company Hama. This files most often have description EasySuite Application. Agregate rating is 5(5) stars - based on 1 reviews.This is executable file. You can find it running in Task Manager as the process easysuite.exe.

File details of most used file with name "easysuite.exe"
- Product:
- EasySuite Application
- Company:
- Hama
- Description:
- EasySuite Application
- Version:
- 4,1,595,2
- MD5:
- 0bd8314aa85ecca1efa607a3e55a28bb
- SHA1:
- 9fd1c3d92d3a38155119dcdb9bd0c8bc0325738e
- SHA256:
- 162c1c8647c9cd39b0e41c9619222bdd6892094b028073617fa6ece3da667894
- Size:
- 356864
- Directory:
- %TEMP%\Hama
- Operating System:
- Windows XP
- Occurence:
- Low
Is the Process "easysuite.exe" Safe or Threat ?
User Reviews of the "easysuite.exe"
Reviews for all files with name "easysuite.exe"
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SAFErating from user Struwaar for file %TEMP%\ECNX\easysuite.exe (Variant: 17972094)
EasySuite.exe#390480 (filesize) dated 16/08/2010 is a driver and explorer type tool on a DATA LINK device for high speed and direct copy between two computers from USB to USB ports. (Most probably easysuite.exe#19297069 and easysuite.exe#20776931 are earlier versions of this link program.) This driver comes installed on the DATA LINK device and run by autorun.ini and copy itself to c:Users[user]AppDataLocalTempECNXEasySuite.exe together with Ecn001.dll and ProdLic.DLL to enable a user interface tool to copy between the two coupled computers. When the device is inserted in a USB port the computer might have a anti-virus program blocking auto-run, as this is a common way of preventing virus spreading on USB devices, causing possible warning of possible virus or threat program wanting to install. The Link device is recognized as a CD device with zero free-space, thus no writing can occur to the device memory itself, eliminating it to become a virus spreading device.