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what is the everything.exe..........is it a fix or a virus
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On Tue, 2 Oct 2012 17:55:16 +0000, DebDay wrote:
what is the everything.exe..........is it a fix or a virus
It's presumably the Search Everything third-party search program. It's
an excellent program. For searches on file name, it's very
fast--probably the fastest you can find.
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP
Today, May 23, Outlook stopped working when I awoke my computer from "Sleep." I restarted Windows 10 and, when trying to restart Outlook I was greeted by a small popup wiindow asking whether I wanted to run Everything.com.
I didn't. Then I uninstalled Everything.exe and Outlook worked correctly thereafter. Perhaps it is not a virus, but its method scared me and I don't trust it.
