Conime conime.exe
| Item Name: | Conime | File Name: | conime.exe |
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| bmwallace36 |  | 1858Report Abuse | |
| windows required | |||
| nedwired |  | 00Report Abuse | |
| This is bug that slows down the system and opens the back door to various more insidious problems. | |||
| 01dawnpa53 | | 3316Report Abuse | |
| conime refuses to remove path during/after uninstall | |||
| I.Baker | | 10Report Abuse | |
| Conime may have something to do with Kodak? | |||
| JG Byrne | | 10Report Abuse | |
| This is what is said on Microsoft about conime: "comime.exe" is Microsoft Console IME (Input Method Editor). It executes whenever a command prompt is opened. So contrary to what some say it is NOT a malicious bug! and can be safely deleted from CCleaner. | |||
| Anonymous | | 30Report Abuse | |
| My computer was lagging so I suspected it might be that I disabled conime. I enabled it in Glary but still lagging. Went back to task manager and enabled it. Things are now running faster,but not great. It took me forever to fully get rid of it on my other computers because it would automatically enable and put itself back in the registry. I don't know if it has to do with my Kodak software, but it did appear some time after installing Kodak. What bugs me about this is that none of the top security companies have any useful information as too it being VIRUS or Malware. And everyone on the web has a different explanation as too what it is. | |||
| fortunato | | 00Report Abuse | |
| I think, it`s Kodak-Software. If you are using your Kodak-device only once or twice a week, it should be safe to remove it. | |||
