What is sysapcrt.dll?
sysapcrt.dll is digitally signed by AZTEC MEDIA INC..
sysapcrt.dll is usually located in the 'C:\Program Files\Settings Manager\systemk\' folder.
Some of the anti-virus scanners at VirusTotal detected sysapcrt.dll.
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Digital signatures [?]
sysapcrt.dll has a valid digital signature.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Signer name | AZTEC MEDIA INC. |
| Certificate issuer name | Thawte Code Signing CA - G2 |
| Certificate serial number | 546a239ca30d7a98b656dadce4aa28e0 |
VirusTotal report
1 of the 49 anti-virus programs at VirusTotal detected the sysapcrt.dll file. That's a 2% detection rate.
| Scanner | Detection Name |
|---|---|
| ESET-NOD32 | a variant of Win32/Toolbar.SearchSuite.C |
Hashes [?]
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| MD5 | 7c43ff328a2728dbfdc6d37957c737d2 |
| SHA256 | 18403931e82a67f7caa06a23ba01717c5766aa92175a82b5763fa466ace0739d |
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What did other users do?
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Comments
Please share with the other users what you think about this file. What does this file do? Is it legitimate or something that your computer is better without? Do you know how it was installed on your system? Did you install it yourself or did it come bundled with some other software? Is it running smoothly or do you get some error message? Any information that will help to document this file is welcome. Thank you for your contributions.
I'm reading all new comments so don't hesitate to post a question about the file. If I don't have the answer perhaps another user can help you.
It is definitely part of a search toolbar virus. Part of SearchProtect, etc. MalwareBytes recognizes it, but can't delete it.
# 14 May 2014, 16:25
greg E writes
Read elsewhere that ccleaner.exe could remove it, nortons found it last night their additional options could not remove it either. Marked as a virus keeps popping up. will boot safe and try to remove, read an uninstall would work so will attempt uninstall settings manager or anything Aztec.
# 22 May 2014, 14:21
Zach writes
Its for linkey some ask tool bar app. Im not positive but I think I got it from download@com. One of them do you want to download additional crap before we give you what you want.
# 7 Jun 2014, 12:09
Dino writes
I started getting this error that says that it is not a valid windows file or it contains errors. C:\program files\setting manager\systemk\x64\sysapcrt.dll began after I upgraded to "Tune Up 3.0.3.2" This was part of a software package that came with my new laptop that I ordered by mail. I am going to try changing it's name first and see if there is any problems after. It seems to be linked to some toolbar at the top of the desktop.
# 10 Jul 2014, 21:35
Sam writes
Ask Tool bar also one of reason for this error. in my case I remove that and my system working fine. better you uninstall all the toolbars and addon from browsers.
# 27 Aug 2014, 3:23
Jeff writes
I just delete the whole setting manager folder in C:\program files\setting manager\system\x64\sysapcrt.dll
# 17 Sep 2014, 1:52
Darwin Laganzon writes
This is part of Linkey created by Aztec Media. This F***ers too wise. They put it on Softonic's Executable Downloader and will be forced to install on your desktop weather you like it or not even if you dont tick the checkbox. This problem came out when i try to delete it on my CCleaner, in my browser add on, and my browser search options.
MArketing tactics, which appears to be a scam one. I got Neurowise too. They put ads on my search results without my consent. Disguised in suggestions.
Should be marked by security companies as scam.
# 19 Oct 2014, 22:53
Fran writes
your false advertisment is very disapointing. there is nothing free about it
# 24 Oct 2014, 20:00
Andy writes
Uninstalling Systems Manager and Linkey by Aztec and re-booting solved the problem for me. I think I may have picked up these programs when installing FileZilla without paying enough attention to the install options.
# 26 Oct 2014, 0:19
josh mcintire writes
If you cant delete it with any antivirus software, pull out the hard drive and put it in a external casing and turn it on. That way windows on that hdd will not load windows, because you are running it before windows on that drive can load. You hook the external to another machine. Then you target that drive letter and do a deep scan and it will remove all virus, spy, mal, ad, and even ransom ware, because it is now just another drive and, cannot load windows after bios starts, your other machine will just see it as a secondary hdd and not the main. Then put the hdd back in the PC, start it up and remove the bad plugins-addons. I use avast and spybot, I have found them to be the better antivirus, ware removal tools. I would not suggest using Norton or Mcfae or any other virus program that is usually already installed on your machine. Same goes for mycleanpc and the others like it, Also Spybot is amazing as far as finding and getting rid of most ware types. If you have a question feel free to email me, at jmcintire82@gmail.com, I have been a tech for 12 years now, so i can lead you in the right direction or just give you a solution right away:)
# 29 Nov 2014, 5:13
josh mcintire writes
If you cant delete it with any antivirus software, pull out the hard drive and put it in a external casing and turn it on. That way windows on that hdd will not load windows, because you are running it before windows on that drive can load. You hook the external to another machine. Then you target that drive letter and do a deep scan and it will remove all virus, spy, mal, ad, and even ransom ware, because it is now just another drive and, cannot load windows after bios starts, your other machine will just see it as a secondary hdd and not the main. Then put the hdd back in the PC, start it up and remove the bad plugins-addons. I use avast and spybot, I have found them to be the better antivirus, ware removal tools. I would not suggest using Norton or Mcfae or any other virus program that is usually already installed on your machine. Same goes for mycleanpc and the others like it, Also Spybot is amazing as far as finding and getting rid of most ware types. If you have a question feel free to email me, at jmcintire82@gmail.com, I have been a tech for 12 years now, so i can lead you in the right direction or just give you a solution right away:)
# 29 Nov 2014, 5:14
josh mcintire writes
Also if it is for just this issue you still have to go in and manually or use aprogram to fix this issue, but as far as just removing things. Even those fake ransomware things that claim they are the police or FBI and your comp is locked at startup, my above method will work like a charm.
# 29 Nov 2014, 16:32
heynow writes