VC.exe wants to access Skype
If you use the Skype service more often, you will encounter certain problems every now and then. It can happen that an application called VC.exe wants to access Skype. You can find out here whether you should allow this and what is behind it.
VC.exe would like to get to know
VC.exe is a program that was developed by Acer. So if you own a notebook from this company, you will probably be confronted with the application in question.
- When VC.exe wants to access Skype, it wants to improve the general quality of video calls. So it's a valuable and useful application that you can allow access to.
- Allowing it is less useful if you are on the move with your notebook and want to save your battery. Another application running in the background could ensure that the energy is consumed even faster. Safety concerns are usually not relevant.
- If you always want to allow VC.exe access, you can specify this when prompted.
Monitor access to Skype
- It can happen again and again that applications or extensions such as e. B. VC.exe want to access Skype. If this is the case, you should be careful and carefully check the respective files. You can communicate the accessing file e.g. B. in the Support forum from Skype.
- Be careful as a virus or trojan horse may attempt to connect to Skype. There is then the risk that your access data and the ongoing chats will be logged and passed on to the source of the malware.
- If you notice that the access requests come up particularly often, just do one Scan through virus and leave your hard drives on this path for possible harmful files search. If you find any, put them in quarantine or delete them immediately.
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