What Is acpi.sys trojan, malware, or a virus?

File name:

Always double check your task spelling if you are concerned about spyware or viruses, as often they use similar spelling for these Windows processes and tasks: acpi.sys

File type:

Misc file type – Not an exe or dll file, but still could be an executable if it is an activex file, script, etc.

What is it?

ACPI.sys is a program system file that most likely was on your computer when you first purchased it, as system applications or drivers usually arrive pre installed (although remember it is possible that you made hardware changes on your computer, and when you add new hardware you typically install new drivers for that new hardware, so it may also have arrived that way). ACPI.sys most likely appears as a service on your computer, so you won’t find it in your system startup list or BHO list, etc. The actual disk folder location is also listed below to help you verify that ACPI.sys is not a virus or spyware module, as often spyware and virus writers place similar or same named files in other folders, hoping that you think that is the same file. Always verify the folder location to make sure it is the correct file and disk location. This file is from Microsoft and it is part of the Microsoft Windows operating system drivers and associated with the CPU and various internal functions. This ACPI.sys file is considered safe and is not spyware, adware, or virus related. Visit acpi.sys for complete information on this task or process. If you would like help on other tasks or processes, you can view the entire process and task directory here.

What is the acpi.sys location, where is it stored on my computer?

This file will be found at c:\Windows\System32\DRIVERS\ACPI.sys

Is acpi.sys spyware?

No, this Windows task is not spyware.

Is this software task considered adware or malware?

No, this Windows task is not popup or adware related software.

Is acpi.sys considered a virus or trojan?

No, this Windows task is not a virus or trojan program.

Would you recommend that I remove acpi.sys?

No, we would not remove this file.

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