Processes in Windows NT/2000/XP / Adobe Gamma Loader.exe

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Processdetails	reger24 → processes → Adobe Gamma Loader.exe
filename	Adobe Gamma Loader.exe
fullname	Adobe Gamma Loader
type	systray application
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remarks	Adobe Gamma Loader.exe is a startup utility that loads the settings saved in the Adobe Gamma Control Panel. Adobe Photoshop uses the monitor profilelast saved in the Adobe Gamma Control Panel.
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first info by	reger24 / last update 04.08.2002
visitor comments newest comments first	Click here to write a comment... (no registration necessary) qualal (qualal@yahoo.com.au) at 23 July 2006 - 07:10:21h The legit version of Adobe Gamma Loader.exe is useful and definitely a keeper. The real version lives in the "Program Files/Common Files/Adobe/Calibration" folder (from the adobe website http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/321608.html). There is a Trojan version of the file with the same name. It hijacks IE and visits the websites www.nexoa.com, www.bitamo.com and www.xitamo.com amongst others (including porn sites). Some people will actually see these sites in thier IE history while others will just notice inexplicable audible IE "clicks" even when they are not using thier browser. When I encountered the trojan version it lived in the "Documents and Settings\\Start Menu\Programs\Startup" folder. The real adobe app only places a shortcut in this folder whereas I had the full *.exe file located there.
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