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'''Windows Start-Up Application''' is a specific [[Windows]] program which is included with the [[operating system]].  It is a required part of the system which runs vital processes.  For this reason, it should not be terminated or blocked.<ref>http://www.processlibrary.com/en/directory/files/wininit/19065</ref>  However, it can be used (or misused) to record mouse and keyboard input.<ref>http://www.file.net/process/wininit.exe.html</ref>
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<small>''This [[software]] is not to be confused with any program which is set to start with [[Windows]].''</small><br /><br />
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The '''Windows Start-Up Application''' is a specific [[Windows]] program which is included with the [[operating system]].  It is a required part of the system which runs vital processes.  For this reason, it should not be terminated or blocked.<ref>http://www.processlibrary.com/en/directory/files/wininit/19065</ref>  However, it can be used (or misused) to record mouse and keyboard input.<ref>http://www.file.net/process/wininit.exe.html</ref>
  
 
==Process Name(s)==
 
==Process Name(s)==

Revision as of 14:15, February 9, 2016

This software is not to be confused with any program which is set to start with Windows.

The Windows Start-Up Application is a specific Windows program which is included with the operating system. It is a required part of the system which runs vital processes. For this reason, it should not be terminated or blocked.[1] However, it can be used (or misused) to record mouse and keyboard input.[2]

Process Name(s)

  • wininit.exe

References