is usoclient in sysnative folder a cause of concern?


  1. perfection
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    is usoclient in sysnative folder a cause of concern?


    Is usoclient.exe located at windows\sysnative\usoclient.exe a cause for suspicion?
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  3. Ghot
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    perfection said:
    Is usoclient.exe located at windows\sysnative\usoclient.exe a cause for suspicion?


    usoclient.exe in the system32 folder is normal.
    If you actually have a sysnative folder, then you might have a problem.



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