SUPERVISOR.EXE

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Windows Process Description:

The SUPERVISOR.EXE process is a file associated with the PC Door Guard program developed by Astonsoft. The SUPERVISOR.EXE file is required by the PC Door Guard since the process SUPERVISOR.EXE acts as the program's launcher. This means the SUPERVISOR.EXE process calls upon the other important constituent processes of the PC Door Guard application to provide users with the full range of functions and features offered by the application. The SUPERVISOR.EXE process also launches the main application window of the PC Door Guard program upon execution, and this means it is important in providing access to the main features of the PC Door Guard application. This is because the main functionalities of the PC Door Guard program can be accessed and customized through the main application window launched by the execution of the SUPERVISOR.EXE file.

The SUPERVISOR.EXE process together with the other correspondent files that make up the PC Door Guard application are required to launch a full-featured malware intrusion scanner. The program housing the SUPERVISOR.EXE process scans email inboxes, file attachments, and any media on your PC for malware processes such as trojan horses and backdoor security risks among others. The PC Door Guard can provide users with a means to easily remove any malicious processes just by a simple click of a button. While running, the PC Door Guard application scans every incoming email and monitors your computer's system for malicious software applications in order to prevent any further infections by using weekly updated trojan definitions database consisting of more than 85000 entries including Nimda, Sircam, Love Letter, SubSeven, etc. Moreover, the PC Door Guard application is capable of running safe detection and deletion functions of stealth-viruses that cannot be detected through common means. These malicious processes include phantom viruses and self-modifying ones among many others.

The SUPERVISOR.EXE file is considered as a user-initialized process. This means the SUPERVISOR.EXE file should be executed by the user in order to launch the PC Door Guard program and thus provide the user with the application's full range of functions. This also means that the SUPERVISOR.EXE process does not run on startup. However, users may want to configure the SUPERVISOR.EXE process to initialize and thus call upon the important constituent files of the PC Door Guard program in order for the application to start monitoring the computer system once the OS has initialized. This is because allowing the SUPERVISOR.EXE process to launch the monitoring functions of the PC Door Guard application will prevent malicious processes from running on startup. This can be done by double-clicking on the SUPERVISOR.EXE file and making the necessary customizations on the program through the application window launched by the execution of the SUPERVISOR.EXE file.

Recommendations: This is a safe process. There is no necessity to remove this process or change it in any way.

Author: astonsoft.

Author URL: http://www.astonsoft.com/

Part Of: PC Door Guard

Memory Usage: Low since the SUPERVISOR.EXE process just launches the main application window of the PC Door Guard program and subsequently calls upon the other important correspondent files of the application to unleash its full functionality, which means it just uses around 500Kb of physical RAM resources and about 300Kb of OS-allotted virtual memory resources.

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