Estimated safety rating

lexpps.exe may be a dangerous application, according to an automatic analysis of the program's operation. It triggers many of the "probable danger" flags described in this document. It is yet unknown if lexpps.exe is malware or an ok program that doesn't harm your PC. We recommend you to be careful with it.

Executable file path

Normally, this application is stored in C:\WINDOWS\system32\LEXPPS.EXE.

MD5 hash of the executable file

The MD5 checksum for this file is 5fc6732c4067914afa9fb955382f1f43.

Is running as a service

This application is NOT registered as a Windows service. This is good.

Accepts incoming connections

lexpps.exe appears to act as a network server. This means other computers can probably make connections to it. This is sometimes ok, but in some cases it can facilitate a security breach. We recommend evaluating this carefully.

Accesses the internet

This executable uses the Internet to communicate. Today this is expected from a program. For example, most of the programs on your computer check for updates. For this, Internet communications are required.

Is a 32 bit executable file

This program runs in 32-bit mode. It does not use the full set of features of nowadays' PC CPUs. This is quite normal because the publishers did not bother to upgrade it to 64-bit code.

File description

The description extracted from the file is LEXPPS.EXE.

File version

File version stored as a property 7.4.

Manufacturer

Company Lexmark International, Inc..

Copyright

Legal copyright notice (C) 1993 - 2002 Lexmark International, Inc..

Has valid windows

This file does NOT have visible elements of user interface. This is usually a bad sign.

Potentially dangerous functions

Some insecure functions of Windows appear to be used, such as functions for recording the keyboard. We advise you to read more about this program.

Digitally signed

A digital certificate is missing from this program. The authors did not sign it. This is usually bad.

Can be uninstalled

This application does NOT have an uninstall command stored in registry.