What is Mobsync exe?

Mobsync.exe is a process that belongs to Microsoft Sync Center and the Offline Files feature. It’s associated with a device like a Windows Mobile phone with ActiveSync, a SQL Server installation, or if you have Internet Explorer (a feature in IE 6 not in IE7 or above) set to synchronize pages for viewing offline.

How do I turn off Mobsync?

Disabling mobsync.exe

1. a. Click Start, type services.
2. b. Scroll down the page until you locate a service called Portable Device Enumerator Service, then double click on it.
3. c. In the Portable Device Enumerator Service properties window, click General tab from the drop down menu for ‘Startup Type’ select “Disabled’.
4. d.

What does mobsync.exe do in Windows 7?

Mobsync.exe is Microsoft Synchronization Manager syncs files in the background when you’re connected to a network to make them available while you’re offline. To easily understand you can enable webpages to read offline from Internet Explorer, mobsync.exe will monitor them. Sync Center in Windows 7/10 help you sync with files in network locations.

Is it safe to run mobsync in the background?

Mobsync process runs in the background and helps in paging the files for offline access. Mobsync process comes with ActiveSync, SQL Server installation, or even with the Internet Explorer when the “Viewing Offline” feature is enabled. Mobsync.exe is neither a virus nor a malware, so it is completely safe to have it on your system.

How big is mobsync file in Windows 10?

Known file sizes on Windows 10/8/7/XP are 95,744 bytes (45% of all occurrences), 101,376 bytes and 7 more variants. Mobsync.exe is a Windows system file. The file is a Microsoft signed file. The program has no visible window. Therefore the technical security rating is 1% dangerous; however you should also read the user reviews.

Why is mobsyc.exe running in Task Manager?

You’re probably wondering what the mobsyc.exe process is doing running in Task Manager or why there’s a green and yellow icon in the Notification Area. Here we will take a look at what it is, and how to disable it if you don’t use the feature.