rthdvcpl.exe is process associated with Realtek Control Panel. Control Panel is part of drivers for Realtek High Definition Audio codecs.

rthdvcpl.exe

Control Panel applet

Brief description of process rthdvcpl.exe

Process rthdvcpl.exe named “Control Panel applet” is an executable program and is part of High Definition Audio System driver, produced by Realtek. This version of rthdvcpl.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.

rthdvcpl.exe

Additional information about rthdvcpl.exe

rthdvcpl.exe is process associated with Realtek Control Panel. Control Panel is part of drivers for Realtek High Definition Audio codecs.

Reported as a virus

No

Reported as a trojan horse

No

Reported as a spyware

No

Safe to end the process

Information isn't available

Safe to disable the process

Information isn't available

Safe to remove the process

Information isn't available

Developer

Realtek

Part of

High Definition Audio System driver

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