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If you hit CTRL +Alt + Delete, you will launch your task manager in your Windows Os. With job manager available, you can pick from many tabs including; applications, functions, performance, marketing and consumers. You will generally see a large number of processes running, if you go through the processes bill. Others like msdtc.exe may scare you into thinking that you have a disease running on your pc, though some like WinWord.exe are clear to see. If you see msdtc.exe running, you shouldn't be alarmed- it is not a virus. 

What is msdtc.exe? 

Msdtc.exe stands for Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator; it's demonstrably a Microsoft document. The Microsoft Distributed Transaction Coordinator is just a transaction manager. The manager permits client applications to be compromised of many different kinds of data from different sources. This executive process coordinates the transactions across all servers that have power to interact the exchange. 

It ought to be noted that all MS programs do not use this report, nevertheless some that require server characteristics do. Two MS plans that require msdtc.exe are Microsoft Personal Web Server and Microsoft SQL Server. 

In the event that you See msdtc Working what direction to go 

Chances are that it's required for particular programs to function properly, If you see that msdtc.exe is working. This process should not be ended by you prematurely. To take action might cause issues with the main program from running precisely. 

Is msdtc.exe a Virus? 

It is extremely unlikely that the msdtc.exe process running is just a disease. Nevertheless, it is possible to check where in actuality the documents are running from. If a non-Microsoft.exe report is found to stay the C:Windows or located at C:WindowsSystem32 folder, then there can be some reason to suggest that a virus, spyware, trojan or worm has infected your computer. 

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