USO_Broker_Display MusNotification.exe
| Item Name: | USO_Broker_Display | File Name: | MusNotification.exe |
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| BAM |   | 188Report Abuse | |
| not sure what this is and if I need to keep it. any suggestions? | |||
| Lu | | 94Report Abuse | |
| MusNotification.exe is a type of EXE file associated with Windows 10 Operating System developed by Microsoft Corporation for the Windows Operating System. The latest known version of MusNotification.exe is 10.0.10240.16384, which was produced for Windows. This EXE file carries a popularity rating of 1 stars and a security rating of "UNKNOWN". | |||
| Tommy | | 10Report Abuse | |
| Seems useless to me | |||
| Wayne Joyner | | 00Report Abuse | |
| See this discussion on what this does and why it should remain running. Too long to post into info box. Link describes in great detail. More information | |||
| BWJ | | 00Report Abuse | |
| See discussion below. This should stay running. More information | |||
| Chac | | 00Report Abuse | |
| No, you can’t disable Runtime Broker. And you shouldn’t anyway. It’s vital for protecting your security and privacy when running universal apps. It’s also very lightweight when it’s running properly, so there’s not much reason to disable it. If you think it’s misbehaving, you could always kill the Runtime Broker process by right-clicking it in Task Manager and then choosing End Task. More information | |||
