One morning I powered on my computer, upon the appearing of the desktop screen, in the task bar where they show programs that are running there was a program running and its name is AmIcoSinglun. I try to right click on it, the menu won’t show up, also it doesn’t respond to left clicking.
I have no idea what it is and have not installed anything the night before. Tried going to control panel to remove the program but there is no abnormality in the list and also I don’t know which process to kill it to remove it. If it’s a virus any ideas on where I can remove it from?
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Hi! Townsend!
AmIcoSinglun is a safe and legitimate Windows program that your card reader uses. This program identifies what type of card is inserted in your card reader. That is of course if you have a card reader. It works as an anti-spyware program. Most of the time, this program is already installed when you get your computer. There may have been changes in your PC if the icon suddenly appeared out of nowhere. This is mostly related to your startup being changed. There is also a small chance that it is actually a virus (since viruses have the capability of naming itself to legitimate programs Windows recognizes as safe). Just to be on the safe side here are some solutions you can try.
I hope these helped. These solutions can be used individually and not as steps. Update me on this matter so we can find more solutions if none of these work.
Good Luck! Keep me posted!
You cannot just remove an application from your computer just because you are not familiar with it or you have not seen it before. You might not know that program came from Windows itself. Windows has its own programs that are launched every now and then depending on the user’s activity. For example if you insert a USB flash drive, Windows will then launch the program associated with it to handle the drive’s input and output protocols.
Another example is the program dr. watson. This program only appears when an error is encountered in the operating system. If you are not familiar with it and you happen to open the Windows task bar and you see it, you might think that it’s a third-party application. You wouldn’t know that it’s Windows’ own program and appears only every time there is an error that’s why you don’t see it more often.
To protect your system from unknown applications that might install unknowingly, always keep your antivirus updated and have a regular system check up on your computer. Like for example, run a full system scan on your computer every week to keep your system secure from viruses.
Regards
Sharath Reddy