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Desktop.ini actually isn't a process, but we can often find it in the autostart. This is a file useful in customizing Folders. If it's in your "autostart" folder, then it's there just to customize this folder.

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No it is usually a virus. If u search and there is more than 10 of them then it is spreading through your network. There is nothing u can do now. Other virus scanners won't detect it because it has not been reported and is not similar to any other virus. But don't worry all the viruus does is copies itself to other networks and sometimes downloads trojans once a year. If u have a good virus scanner like Microsoft security essentials or avast! antivirus it will block the trojans.

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Desktop.ini is a system file, not a virus. Ignore the above improvement, that is not what desktop.ini is. All Desktop.ini does is store information about customized folders. It is of no threat.

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