G
Guest
I am just curious.
Whenever I monitor the processess running on my computer there is a 'ctfmon'.
I can usually end the task and it doesnt affect my computer. But if I
disable the process in services.msc it causes my computer to go to the blue
screen whenever I reboot (as in, the computer runs fine until I reboot once I
have disabled it in services.msc).
Now in my anti-spyware software (webroots SpySweeper) it tells me that
ctfmon may be an issue, and it is showing the same registry path as other
spyware. But ctfmon is 'microsoft signed', the others arent.
Should it be ok to let SpySweeper get rid of it, or should I just leave it be?
Whenever I monitor the processess running on my computer there is a 'ctfmon'.
I can usually end the task and it doesnt affect my computer. But if I
disable the process in services.msc it causes my computer to go to the blue
screen whenever I reboot (as in, the computer runs fine until I reboot once I
have disabled it in services.msc).
Now in my anti-spyware software (webroots SpySweeper) it tells me that
ctfmon may be an issue, and it is showing the same registry path as other
spyware. But ctfmon is 'microsoft signed', the others arent.
Should it be ok to let SpySweeper get rid of it, or should I just leave it be?