Multiple Files - LAUNCH.EXE

LAUNCH.EXE is a common name used by any program that launches another program or task. Often, such a program may be used conditionally. For example: to run a particular installer if the operating system is Windows XP).

LAUNCH.EXE is often used to launch (autorun) a Powerpoint presentation - http://www.soniacoleman.com/Tutorials/PowerPoint/autorun_launch.htm

LAUNCH.EXE installs with WebLaunch - http://www.webecon.bris.ac.uk/calnet/launch/launch.htm

LAUNCH.EXE installs with PC Access (MFM Communication Software) - http://support.mfm.com/support/manuals/pcawrg43.158/glosslaunch.exe.htm

LAUNCH.EXE is part of WinBatch, a batch file processor. In this intance, a program is launched after a period of inactivity - http://techsupt.winbatch.com/TS/T000001043F3.html

LAUNCH.EXE may install with games by InfoGames (alone in the dark) and it may be used to launch presentations created using Macromedia's Flash.

This is by no means a complete list of files. There are so many utilities of this sort that the one appearing on your system may not be listed. It is more likely than a program called LAUNCH.EXE would need to run once, perform a task, then quit. It is less likely that it is something you'd need to have running on your system all the time.

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