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AERTSr64.exe

File Name: AERTSr64.exe
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The AERTSr64.exe process is an executable file of the Andrea RT Filters Service from Andrea Electronics Corporation.
Recommendation:
The AERTSr64.exe process is not an essential file to the computer system performance. Disabling it or enabling it depends on whether you use Andrea RT Filters Service or not.  
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3 117 Report Abuse
I don't know what it does (I have Windows 7)
Dan B.
53 16 Report Abuse
Safe, unless file is in a different area. C:\Program Files\Realtek\Audio\HDA\AERTSr64.exe 1.0.64.9 -CtxID Andrea Electronics Corporation Andrea filters APO access service (64-bit) Copyright © 2007-2009 Andrea Electronics Corporation. All rights reserved. APO Access Service (64-bit)
Metalrocker8162
2 9 Report Abuse
Same Here What does this program in windows 7 do ?
R
2 14 Report Abuse
But what does it do?
Charles
29 11 Report Abuse
Yes, I see all kinds of "it's safe" BS on the web.. I want to know what it's doing and why it's necessary. The Only Realtek hardware I have is the sound.
MAx1234-ITA
2 4 Report Abuse
Realtek Audio Driver. Should be located in %ProgramFiles%\\Realtek\\Audio\\HDA folder. It is not clear what id does, however.
Bob
7 1 Report Abuse
Part of Andrea's APO Access Service, this is the 64-bit version of a filter service generally used to filter out background noise etc. when using a microphone. Often associated with drivers for various sound and audio cards
Bally Joesaquio
0 1 Report Abuse
this program was causing a pop up message stating that is was infected. It occured a couple times when in skype and even out of skype. I have reported this to microsoft, realtek and anreas and they all have no idea what is going on.
NotaDumbass
0 1 Report Abuse
If you think that a file that starts with Windows that's associated with your mic (to better hear what it is that your saying) is safe, I've gotta a bridge I'd like to sell you. It's signed to a company that's different from the one that makes the hardware...come on?? It would be a totally different thing if it only started and ran when needed...but it doesn't. It wants to run ALL THE TIME...WHAT DOES THAT TELL YOU???!!??? DUH!!
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