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SASERVICE.EXE Information
This program has not been identified.
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NameSAService
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FilenameSAservice.exe
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Command%RootFolder%\CyberTrio\SaService.exe
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DescriptionAssociated with Cyber Trio and Warner troubleshooting software from G-Tek Technologies and pre-installed on some Packard Bell and NEC PCs. What function does this perform and is it required? The entry corresponding to Site Advisor can be found here.
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File Location%RootFolder%\CyberTrio\SaService.exe
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Startup TypeThis startup entry is started automatically from a Run, RunOnce, RunServices, or RunServicesOnce entry in the registry.
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HijackThis Category
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Note%RootFolder% refers to the top level directory of a partition on your computer. For example C:\, D:\, and E:\ are all root folders of the C, D, and E partitions.
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