The conime.exe is an essential process used for Console Input Method Editor. It executes itself whenever a command prompt is used for Asian language input support in the command prompt.

conime.exe

Input Method Editor

There are 2 processes with name “conime.exe”

conime.exe – BFGhost 1.0

conime.exe – Input Method Editor

process status • safe • malicious • unknown

Brief description of process conime.exe

Process conime.exe named “Input Method Editor” is an application of the Microsoft Windows Operating System software, produced by Microsoft® Corporation. This version of conime.exe seems to be safe. However some processes have more variants and one of them may be malicious. To be sure we recommend you to do a spyware and a virus scan.

conime.exe

Additional information about conime.exe

The conime.exe is an essential process used for Console Input Method Editor. It executes itself whenever a command prompt is used for Asian language input support in the command prompt.

Default file locations

C:\Windows\system32\conime.exe

Reported as a virus

No

Reported as a trojan horse

No

Reported as a spyware

No

Safe to end the process

No

Safe to disable the process

No

Safe to remove the process

No

Developer

Microsoft® Corporation

Part of

the Microsoft Windows Operating System

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