Detection.exe is an executable program file that is part of the Arkham Asylum game developed by Eidos Interactive in conjunction with Warner Bros. It is based on the superhero Batman. Sometimes, Detection.exe file gets infected with malware. We will look into the error messages related to this error. We will also discuss how to fix this malware problem.

Common Detection.exe Error Messages

Common Detection.exe errors are given below.

• “Detection.exe Application Error”
• “Detection.exe failed”
• “Cannot find Detection.exe”
• “Detection.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience”
• “Detection.exe is not a valid Win32 application”
• “Error starting program: Detection.exe”
• “Detection.exe is not running”
• “Detection.exe not found”
• “Faulting Application Path: Detection.exe”

Is Detection.exe Safe, or is it a Virus or Malware?

A tool that can be used to detect bad processes is Process Explorer from Microsoft. Download process explorer. It is a compressed file. Click on the executable file. It does not require any installation. The application will run and all the processes which are running is displayed to you. It displays the “Verified Signer” as the last column.

If the “Verified Signer” status of the process Detection is listed as “Unable to Verify”, probe further (file details are given int he next paragraph) and make sure that it is not malware-infected. If malware infection is suspected, take remedial actions immediately.

Detection.exe file is located at C:Program FilesEidosBatman Arkham Asylum folder. The publisher’s name is Eidos Interactive Limited. The software program file size is around 341.28 MB in size. Compare the file’s location, size and publisher name with the above facts.

You may enable “Safe Mode with Networking” that loads only the most required services and drivers to confirm the identity of the problem causing application.

Can I Remove or Delete Detection.exe?

In general, you should not delete a safe executable file. The reason is that there may be other dependent files that get affected if you delete an executable file.

However, if an executable file is infected with any malware, you may uninstall the application which uses the infected file. In this case, if Detection.exe is malware-infected, Arkham Asylum program should be uninstalled, rather than deleting the file, Detection.exe. This is explained in method 3.

How to Verify Detection.exe Malware Problems?

Two methods to verify malware infections related to Detection.exe file are listed below.

1. Antivirus Program

You may use an antivirus program to verify if there is any malware or not. The procedure to verify malware infections is listed below.

• Install an antivirus program on the computer or laptop.
• Go to the antivirus program.
• Use the “Scan” feature. check if the file is infected with any malware or not.

2. Clean Booting

Clean booting the computer or laptop will help you to identify the malware infected application. This is done as follows.

1. Press the Windows and R keys together.
2. Type “msconfig” (without the quotes) into the popup window.
3. Click on the “OK” button.
4. Click the “Services” tab.
5. “Hide all Microsoft services” box should be checked.
6. Click on “Disable all”.
7. If you are using Windows Vista, Windows 7, or any older versions of Windows, go to step 9.
8. Click on the “Startup” tab and then click on the “Open Task Manager”. Any “Enabled” values should be made “Disabled”. This can be done by clicking on the enabled process’s name and then clicking on the “Disable” button at the bottom. (Please take note of the enabled process’s name.) Close the window and click on “Apply” and “OK”.
9. This step is only for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or any other older versions of Windows users. Click on the “General” tab. Afterward, click on “Selective startup”. Remove the checkmark next to “Load startup items”. Close the window and click on “Apply” and OK”.
10. Restart the computer or laptop.
11. Check if the issue is fixed or not.
12. If there are no issues, it can be assumed that the file is not infected with malware. That means that any process or startup program is causing the error. Now you have identified the problem. You now need to resolve the problem. This is done in the next step.
13. “Enable” all services which were “Disabled” in the “Startup” tab. Other than that, “Enable” any programs that have been “Disabled” in the Task Manager. (This should be done one by one. Restart the computer or laptop after each program is enabled.) Check if there any error. If there are no errors, enable the next service or program and continue until all the disabled services and programs are enabled. If you encounter any error after a service or program is enabled, update the driver files for that service or program.

How to Remove or Fix Detection.exe Error?

There are different methods to fix Detection.exe errors. Some of the most common methods are listed below.

1. Remove the Malware with an Antivirus Software

• Go to the antivirus application’s menu.
• Use the “Scan” menu of the antivirus application to check for any malware.
• Follow the prompts to remove the malware-infected files.
• Check if the Detection.exe malware issue is fixed or not.

2. Remove Privileges for Detection.exe

You can remove the read and execute permissions for the Detection.exe file to fix the malware problem. Follow the instructions given below, to remove the read and execute permissions for the file.

• Find Detection.exe file.
• Right-click on the above-mentioned file name.
• Go to the “Security” tab and for each entry in the top portion.
• Remove the privileges. i.e. You need to make the “Read & execute” permissions to “Deny”, under every “Group or user names”. Click on the “Edit” button to do this.
• Check if the Detection.exe malware issue is fixed or not.

3. Uninstall Arkham Asylum Program

The Detection.exe file malware problem can be fixed by uninstalling the Arkham Asylum Program. Follow the steps given below, to uninstall this program,

• Type “Add or remove programs” on the search box inside the taskbar,
• Click on “Add or remove programs”
• Locate “Batman: Arkham Asylum” from the list of installed programs on the right side.
• Click on the above-mentioned program name.
• Click “Uninstall”.
• Again, click “Uninstall” to confirm.
• Follow the prompts to remove the program.
• Restart the computer or laptop.
• Check if the problem is resolved or not.

Conclusion: Detection.exe is a file that is part of the Arkham Asylum game. This game is developed by Eidos Interactive in conjunction with Warner Bros, based on the superhero Batman. Sometimes, the detection.exe file in your computer or laptop gets infected with malware. The malware infection needs to be confirmed, before proceeding further. If malware infection is confirmed, take the necessary remedial action. By using an antivirus program or by clean booting the computer, you can identify the malware.

The easiest fix to remove the malware is to use an antivirus program to scan and remove the malware. Another fix is to remove the privileges for the executable file, Detection.exe. The third fix is to uninstall the application.

Nwupdate.exe is an executable file that is part of the Neverwinter Nights Platinum program developed by BioWare. Sometimes, this file gets malware-infected. We will discuss more on this file and malware infections below.

Common Nwupdate.exe Error Messages

Some of the common nwupdate.exe errors are listed below.

• “nwupdate.exe failed”
• “nwupdate.exe application error”
• “Cannot find nwupdate.exe”
• “nwupdate.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience”
• “nwupdate.exe is not a valid Win32 application”
• “Error starting program: nwupdate.exe”
• “nwupdate.exe not found”
• “nwupdate.exe is not running”
• “Faulting Application Path: nwupdate.exe”

Is Nwupdate.exe Safe or a Virus?

To determine if a file is a virus-infected file or not, you need to look at the location of the executable program file. If the location is correct, then look at the Publisher’s name. Nwupdate.exe file is located inside C:Program Filesbiowareneverwinter nights 2 platinum subfolder and the publisher’s name is BioWare. If this information is not matching on your computer, then it may be virus infected.

If you suspect that this file is malware affected, you should confirm if the file is infected or not. This can be done by the following methods.

• One method to diagnose malware issues is by using a reliable antivirus program.
• Another method to diagnose malware issues by going in for a clean booting and then enabling one program at a time.

1. Antivirus Program to Verify Malware Infection

You may use any reliable antivirus program to check for malware. The procedure is listed below.

• Install an antivirus software program on your computer or laptop, if not done earlier.
• Go to the antivirus application.
• Use the “Scan” feature. See if the file is infected with any virus or not.

2. Clean Booting to Verify Malware Infection

To go in for a clean booting of your computer or laptop, follow the instructions given below.

1. Press the Windows and R keys together.
2. Type “msconfig” (without the quotes) into the box.
3. Click the “OK” button.
4. Click on the “Services” tab.
5. “Hide all Microsoft services” checkbox should be checked.
6. Click on the “Disable all” button.
7. If you are using Vista, Windows 7, or any other older versions of the Windows operating system, go to step 9.
8. Click on the “Startup” tab. then, click on the “Open Task Manager”. “Enabled” values should be made “Disabled”. This can be done by clicking on the process’s name and then clicking on the “Disable” button at the bottom. (Before you disable any process, take note of the existing enabled process’s name so that you can re-enable them once the problem is resolved.) Close the window and click on “Apply” and OK”.
9. This step is only for Windows Vista, Windows 7, or any other older versions of Windows users. Click on the “General” tab. Then, select “Selective startup”. Remove the checkmark near “Load startup items”. Close the window and click on “Apply” and OK”.
10. Restart the computer or laptop.
11. Check if the malware issue is fixed or not. If there are no issues, it can be assumed that the file is not infected with malware. i.e. Any process or startup program may be causing the error. You have now identified the problem. You need to resolve this. This is done in the next step.
12. Once the problem is identified, you have to “Enable” all of the services which were “Disabled” in the “Startup” tab. Other than that, you have to “Enable” all programs that have been “Disabled” in the Task Manager. (This should be done one by one and then restart the computer or laptop.) Check if there is an error. If there are no errors, enable the next service or program. Repeat this process until all disabled services and programs are enabled. If there are any errors after a service or program is enabled, update the driver files for that service or program.

Can I Remove or Delete Nwupdate.exe?

Generally, you should not delete any executable file. This is because there may be other files that are dependent on this file. If you are sure that the file Nwupdate.exe is a malware-infected, you can remove the malware issue by any of the methods described below.

How to Remove or Fix Nwupdate.exe Error?

There are different methods to fix Nwupdate.exe errors. Some of the most common methods are listed below.

1. Remove the Malware with an Antivirus Software

• Go to the antivirus program.
• Use the “Scan” menu feature of the antivirus program.
• It will alert you in case of any malware.
• Follow the prompts and remove the malware-infected files.
• Check if the malware issue is resolved or not.

2. Remove Privileges (Rights) for Nwupdate.exe

You can remove the read and execute rights for the Nwupdate.exe file. This can resolve the malware issue. To remove the read and execute rights, follow the instructions given below.

• Find the Nwupdate.exe file.
• Right-click on the filename.
• Go to the “Security” tab and for each entry in the top portion.
• Remove the privileges. (i.e. “Read & execute” permissions must be made to “Deny”, under every “Group or user names”. This is done by clicking on the “Edit” button and then ticking the appropriate values.)
• Check if the Nwupdate.exe malware issue is fixed or not.

3. Uninstall Neverwinter Nights Platinum Program

The Nwupdate.exe file can be removed by uninstalling the Neverwinter Nights Platinum Program. To uninstall this program, follow the steps given below.

• Type “Add or remove programs” into the search bar on the taskbar.
• Select “Add or remove programs”.
• Click on the “Neverwinter Nights 2 Platinum”, from the list of programs on the right side.
• Click on “Uninstall”.
• Again, click on “Uninstall”.
• Follow the prompts to do the uninstallation of the program.
• Check if the malware issue is fixed or not.

Conclusion: Nwupdate.exe is a program executable file that is part of the Neverwinter Nights Platinum program. It is developed by BioWare. Sometimes, this file gets malware-infected.

The malware issue can be fixed easily by different methods. The antivirus program can scan and fix the malware. Another method to fix the malware issue is by removing the privileges for the Nwupdate.exe file. The third method is to uninstall the Neverwinter Nights 2 Platinum program from your computer or laptop.

AutoReactivator.exe is an executable program file that is part of the Advanced SystemCare 9 program, a PC optimization utility. Sometimes, AutoReactivator.exe gets virus-infected. (At times, even your physician gets virus-infected. )

More About Advanced SystemCare 9 Program

Advanced SystemCare 9 application helps to speed up, optimize, and clean your computer or laptop. It also helps in securing your online privacy. It is developed by IObit. This software program is normally having a size of 88.57 MB in most Windows installations.

AutoReactivator.exe Error Messages

Some of the common AutoReactivator.exe error messages are listed below.

• “AutoReactivator.exe not found”
• “AutoReactivator.exe Application Error”
• “Faulting Application Path: AutoReactivator.exe”
• “AutoReactivator.exe is not running”
• “AutoReactivator.exe is not a valid Win32 application”
• “Cannot find AutoReactivator.exe”
• “AutoReactivator.exe failed”
• “AutoReactivator.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience”
• “Error starting program: AutoReactivator.exe”

Is AutoReactivator.exe Safe, or is it a Virus or Malware?

You need to verify the location, publisher’s name, file size, etc., before deciding whether a file is safe or it is a virus or malware-infected.

AutoReactivator.exe should be located in C:Program FilesIObitAdvanced SystemCare Beta folder. The name of the Publisher should be IObit. The file size needs to be 88.57 MB on most Windows installations. Please verify these with the actual details for the file. If there is any mismatch, go ahead and confirm if the file is infected with any malware or virus or not. This can be done by two methods, as explained below

1. Using an Antivirus Program

To diagnose virus infections use an antivirus program. The procedure to check for virus infections using the antivirus program is listed below.

• Install an antivirus program on your computer or laptop.
• Go to the antivirus program menu.
• Use the “Scan” menu button to scan your computer for any virus infections. If there are any virus infections, the antivirus program will alert you.

2. Doing a Clean Booting

Another method to diagnose virus infections is to do a clean booting of the computer or laptop. Follow the instructions given below to do a clean booting of the computer, .

1. Press the Windows key and R key together.
2. Type “msconfig” (without the quotes) into the box.
3. Click the “OK” button.
4. Select the “Services” tab.
5. Now, Check the box “Hide all Microsoft services”.
6. “Disable all” button should be clicked.
7. If you are using Windows 7 or Windows Vista or other previous Windows versions, please go to step 9.
8. Click the “Startup” tab. Next, click the “Open Task Manager”. Any “Enabled” programs should be changed to “Disabled”. This can be done by clicking on the process name and then clicking on the “Disable” button at the bottom. (Before you disable any process, write down the name of the process, to be used later.) Close the window. Click “Apply”. Click “OK”.
9. Windows Vista or Windows 7 or any previous Windows users need to click on the “General” tab. Then, select “Selective startup”. Checkmark near “Load startup items” needs to be removed. Close the window. Click “Apply” and then click “OK”.
10. Restart the computer or laptop.
11. Check if the malware problem is resolved or not.

Can I Remove or Delete AutoReactivator.exe?

You should not normally delete any executable file, as there may be other dependent files that are associated with the executable file. AutoReactivator.exe is also not an exception. Do not delete the file as such. If you are convinced that the file is malware-infected, uninstall the Advanced SystemCare 9 application, rather than deleting the AutoReactivator.exe file. You may also remove the malware using an antivirus program.

How to Remove or Fix Malware-Infected AutoReactivator.exe File?

1. Remove the Malware

You may use any antivirus application to check and remove malware, as explained below.

• Install an antivirus program on your computer or laptop.
• Go to the antivirus program.
• Select “Scan” from the menu. It will scan your computer for malware infections.
• If any files are infected with malware, follow the prompts to remove the malware-infected files.
• Check if the malware issue is resolved or not.

2. Remove Malware After Doing a Clean Booting

After completing all steps as explained under the sub-heading “Doing a Clean Booting” a little above in this article, follow the instructions given below to remove any malware from your computer or laptop.

1. If there are no malware problems after a clean booting, it can be assumed that any of the Non-Microsoft processes or Windows startup programs are causing the malware issue.
2. Now, Enable all Non-Windows services which you have disabled inside the “Startup” tab. In addition, Enable all programs that have disabled in the Task Manager. This should be done one process or program at a time. After each service or program is Enabled, the computer or laptop needs to be restarted. Check if there are any malware problems or not. (If you encounter any malware problems after any service or program is enabled, update that service or program with the latest files to avoid malware problems.) If there are no malware issues, enable the next service or program that was disabled earlier. Repeat this process for all services and programs that were disabled.

Conclusion: AutoReactivator.exe is an executable file that is part of the Advanced SystemCare 9 program, a Computer optimization program. This program also helps to keep your computer safe. Rarely, the AutoReactivator.exe file also gets malware-infected.

If you suspect any virus problem, you need to check the executive program file details like the source folder, publisher’s name, file size, etc. If there is any discrepancy in the values with that of the original file, confirm if the file is indeed malware-infected or not. This can be done by using an antivirus program or by doing a clean booting of the computer.

Malware-Infected AutoReactivator.exe file can be fixed by two methods. The first method is by using the antivirus program. The second methods is by enabling each service or program after clean booting. You need to update the program or service if there are any malware issues after any program or service is enabled.