alcmtr ALCMTR.EXE
| Item Name: | alcmtr | File Name: | ALCMTR.EXE |
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| The ALCMTR.EXE process is a part of the Event Monitor and is installed with Realtek AC97 audio chip, which can be found in many onboard sound solutions. It is used to gather data about customers by Realtek in order to properly update customers' drivers in the future. | |||
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| The ALCMTR.EXE process is not an essential file to the computer system. It is a user invoked program and a normal part of PC operations. You can disable it or even remove it from the system startup list in order to save more resources and speed up the system boot. If you need to use Event Monitor from Realtek AC97 audio, you can launch it manually from the "Start" menu or other shortcuts. | |||
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| pistol |   | 00Report Abuse | |
| does not need to run on start-up | |||
| pikatoit | | 037Report Abuse | |
| nécessaire pour le son. | |||
| dobermanix | | 00Report Abuse | |
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| Winter | | 00Report Abuse | |
| That's way more cleevr than I was expecting. Thanks! More information | |||
| Roy Henock | | 00Report Abuse | |
| It came up clean on Oct 23 2013 BUT I'm not convinced this automatically means it's really not spyware...does Realtek really need to know what's going on in my PC 24/7/365 in order to make sure my Realtek drivers are up-to-date? | |||
| TanMan | | 00Report Abuse | |
| Running XP and have had it off for years; no side effects. | |||
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