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Established301

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I was wondering if someone could tell me something about what the following means:

 

Checking Windows Service Integrity: 
 
 * gagp30kx [Missing Service]
 * IEEtwCollectorService [Missing Service]
 * IoQos [Missing Service]
 * nv_agp [Missing Service]
 * TimeBroker [Missing Service]
 * uagp35 [Missing Service]
 * uliagpkx [Missing Service]
 * WcsPlugInService [Missing Service]
 * wpcfltr [Missing Service]
 * WSService [Missing Service]
 
 * agp440 [Missing ImagePath]
 
Any advice regarding this? what does incorrect image path or missing image path mean exactly.

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garioch7

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Established301:

 

If that listing of missing services came from an RKill log, by Grinler, and you are running Windows 10, you can ignore that listing.  RKill is not yet fully Windows 10 compatible and erroneously identifies some missing services.

 

That is normal RKill output for a computer running Windows 10.  You can go over to Bleeping Computer and check out this thread.

 

I hope that this helps.  Have a great day.

 

Regards,

-Phil


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JSntgRvr

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If it is from Hijackthis, it is also non compatible with Windows 10.


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