mprexe.exe
What is mprexe.exe?
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Windows Process Description:
The process mprexe.exe, or Windows Multiple Provider Router (MPR) and Network Call Order or Win32 Network Service Interface Process, is a valid application registered to Microsoft Corporation. Only the operating system Microsoft Windows 9X/Millenium Edition initiates this process.
The application mprexe.exe allows the computer to use multiple network protocols at the same time such as simultaneous connections to Windows and Novell Network. It uses the same interface regardless of the number of network connections installed.
The process mprexe.exe is a hidden process that manages connection between conflicting protocols. It automatically runs in the background and appears only in the System Task List if there are errors in the system. Thus, in case of system crash, it is recommended to terminate the process mprexe.exe followed by system reboot.
Most problems with the mprexe.exe process are on the Novell network. It can be resolved by upgrading the network card drivers and its operating system to version 3.32 SP1 of the Novell Client for Windows 9x/ME.
The file mprexe.exe is normally located in a subfolder of C:/Windows/System/. Its registry values can be found in the system registry with the following registry keys: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/System/CurrentControlSet/Services. The mprexe.exe file has a known file size of 28672 bytes on Windows ME.
The process mprexe.exe displays a non-visible window. It is a trusted file from Microsoft Corporation. It is capable of listening or sending data on open ports to LAN or Internet.
The mprexe.exe program has been flagged by anti-virus programs as a virus and considered a security risk. A number of users have complained about its slow performance, loss of data or leaking of personal information to visited websites that presents serious vulnerability and serious harm to the system.
The file mprexe.exe is a valid Windows system file, thus it should not be deleted or altered in any way unless there are concerns that it is not the legitimate mprexe.exe process.
Author: Microsoft Corporation.
Author URL: http://www.microsoft.com
Part Of: Microsoft Windows 9X/Millenium Edition
Memory Usage: Low, it uses only 28672 bytes on Windows ME.
System Process: Yes
Application: No
Background Process: Yes
Uses Network: Yes
Uses Internet: Yes
Hardware Related: No
Common Path: C:\Windows\System\mprexe.exe
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