what is the relation between an exe and a process?
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first b/w an exe and a process...the difference is not much except that an exe is essentially a file of executable machine code resting on ur hard disk statically....where as a process is those same bits and bytes doing there rounds in the processor and the RAM i.e the exe is now being executed.\n\na process is a whole machine code which is being executed as in a whole complete progam which can have multiple instances e.g. two internet explorers opening different webpages they would be two entirely different processes executing the same machine code...\n\na thread on the other hand is a part of a process(process within a process executing a specific task) for example take a process that is supposed to do multitasking mmmm...let's say u call up a customer service desk...now somebody else too calls up after a sec u make the call now both of u hear the same voice prompts ...all this is handled by the same application or process that is being executed what i mean to say is that the other caller does not have to wait while u get through with ur stuff i.e. the program is over with u...another example will be say in a webpage there is a timer running also there is an ad being displayed ....both are different threads supposed to perform different actions but they are essentially a part of the single process that owns them....\n\nhope this gives u a clear picture\nas for the number of process and threads are determined by the programmer for the latter and the OS or the user in the former case\n\nbye...
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I could not find anything on this exe file.  Are you sure you spelled it correctly?
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C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Movie Maker&#92;moviemk.exe
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In XP,  do a ctrl-alt-delete.\nIt'll bring you to a screen that shows different processes.  Click on performance, and it'll show the amount of memory used.
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The first answer is correct, you don't need to install a full version of windows to use an exe file. There are emulators out there for that purpose.
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application file .. humm... if it's .exe file then ...4get it...\nyou could try by rename it.. but ..seriously..\nyou better clean thouse to give life to other exe application files.. coz it will infect them in notime..\nI think saving is the best option rather taking the risks of destroying the rest so .. have a clean SWEEP.
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First of all explorer.exe is not internet explorer for all the confused people. explorer.exe is the what is used to click start show the taskbar. If you end the process you notice you cant do anything, so i recommend clicking start, mycomputer, then right click the c drive and click properties, then tools, then check now on error-checking, if it does find a problem with explorer.exe it will fix itself. :)
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after you unzipped it you have to see one or more files. if it's a program duble click the one with the .exe extension
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type in the exe or dll in google.\nthere are pages that tell you what they are.\nfor instance, today i noticed the process:\ndashboardservice.exe\nwhat the **** is this I thought.\ntyped it in.\nsaw it was some MS java thing
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if you have lost your source files, then they are gone forever. a decompiler will NOT reproduce the source files from an .EXE. the most you will get is the assembly language representation of the code, which is pretty much useless unless its a small .EXE and you know assembly very well.
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Not sure what you are asking. The .exe extension just indicates that the file is an executable utility or program. What are you trying to convert?
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In simple terms:\n\nProcesses are applications allocated in memory. Each process has atleast one thread. A thread is an instance of a process. A process can have many threads, or instances if it needs to. For example, just imagine a single program that is loaded a few times at the same time. The program is the process and for each time that the program is loaded at the same time is a thread. \n\nA handle is a resource that a thread uses. A handle could be an open file, an open registry key, a call to another thread....etc. You could have many, many handles open at one time and it is perfectly normal.
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In answering your question I will assume that you have a Windows XP computer.  It would also be very helpful if you could provide further technical information about your computer system and can describe the computer’s behaviour in more details, otherwise most people can only provide you with general information. For an example of what information you can provide, visit my web site resources below.\n\nDoes Windows need all those 40+ processes?  Some processes may be running more than once as they may be needed by more than one application dependng on what it is that you are running.  Other processess are mandatory for Windows to function reliably.  But you may also have malicious processes running and these are the ones that you want to delete permanently.  The only way that I know to find out about all those Windows processes is to search for more information about each one using a process library database. When you discover a malicious process, delete it and restart your computer to see if it comes up again.  If it does appear again, then you need to do a deeper and thorough scan of your computer to remove the root application.\n\nCheck out the resources below for additional tools and information to help you out.
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Exe file is an executable file ehich can be executed on Microsoft OS.\n\nJar is very simmilar to Zip files.\n\nThe word Jar itself represent a container. Jar file is container of Java Class files. It has not only java class files but also other resources related to the project. Jar file can be executed only if Java is available with you.
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you use the a href tag to link the the executable or file that you want to download\n\nfor example say i have a file in myroot called my.exe\n\n<a href="http://www.mysite.com/myroot/my.exe"> Download FIle </A>
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This is not nescessary. whenever the computer shuts down, everything in memory is erased. If you are looking to remove a process that runs and is taking up ram you must locate the actual progam that is loading that process into ram.
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You need to know where your puter stored them. If you don't, you'll need to do a search for them. If you do, goto start, programs, accessories, and select windows explorer. goto the folder that it is stored in, click on the file one time, then right click and select delete. \n\nTo search for it, goto start, search, and select files and folders, select the type file you're looking for, type in the name of the file and click search. if you do not know the extention i.e. sol.exe being exe is the extention, then you can use an * in it's place. The * is a wild card meaning "I don't care"