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igfxsrvc.exe

Intel Common User Interface

Brief description of process

igfxsrvc.exe process is part of the Intel Common User Interface, which allows user to change different driver properties through Windows User Interface. It is a very important process that installs with the drivers for Intel graphics cards and Intel chipsets. This process is important for Intel hardware, when it is turned off, operating system could be unstable and Intel hardware couldn't work properly.

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igfxsrvc.exe

Reported as Virus

No

Reported as Trojan Horse

No

Reported as Spyware, Adware

No

Developer

Intel Corporation

Part of

Intel Common User Interface

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