System tasks

More information about file versions

Under file versions, you will see the various file versions that are known to us. In addition, the unique MD5 hash is displayed. The MD5 hash is a fingerprint of the file.

Consider explorer.exe. Both Windows XP and Windows Vista, a task with this name. They are not the same. Otherwise, a window in Windows XP look exactly as in Vista.

Versionnumber
This is the version which was given to a task. Designers can use it to identify the different versions.

O.S.
The operating system version the file was found on.

MD5 Hash
This is the digital fingerprint of the file. This may be important to make a proper identification. For example, if a virus would masquerade itself as explorer.exe the MD5 hash would be different.

Risk
Agics match the versions of the tasks in the databases of dozens of virus scanners. This is a good way to see if your version of this job is legitimate or not. And a match with so many virus scanners give a much fairer result than one with a single scanner. Here you find the result.

	This version of this process is safe
	This version is indicated by 5% of the virus scanners as harmful. This may be a false positive or not a virus as yet not known.
	This version is identified by 10 to 25% of the virus scanners as harmful. It is quite likely that this task is harmful.
	This version is identified by 25 to 50% of the virus scanners as harmful. This task is almost certainly harmful.
	This version is identified by more then 50% of the virus scanners as harmful. This task is certainly harmful.
	This version of this process has not yet been tested. Keep a close eye on this page for updates.