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quickset.exe

quickset.exe – Here is the scoop on Dell Quick Settings as it pertains to computer network security. The big question: what is quickset.exe and is it spyware, a trojan and if so, how do I get rid of Dell Quick Settings?

quickset.exe (Dell Quick Settings) – Details

The quickset.exe process provides a system tray icon that you can use to view and change various settings for your Dell PC. It can be removed if you do not use the system tray icon as it is not required for your computer to work correctly.

quickset.exe is an application that does NOT appear to be a security risk

Our process monitor database currently registers quickset.exe to Dell.

This is part of Dell Support Software.

 

quickset.exe is related to actionagent.exe, damon.exe, delldmi.exe, dlt.exe, dnar.exe, iap.exe, notifyalert.exe, win32sl.exe,

QUICKSET.EXE – Disclaimer

Every attempt has been made to provide you with the correct information for quickset.exe or DELL QUICK SETTINGS. Many spyware / malware programs use filenames of usual, non-malware programs. If we have included information about quickset.exe that is inaccurate, we would greatly appreciate your help by leaving a comment with the correct information below and we’ll do our best to correct it.

You should verify the accuracy of information we provided about quickset.exe.

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  1. Vermin says:

    Only recently did the “9” show up in my hidden toolbar list. It’s there whether or not my num lock is on, and no “A” appears when my caps lock is on. When I click, double-click, or right-click on the icon, nothing happens. Why has it suddenly appeared, and why doesn’t it respond to any input?

  2. Ben says:

    I just go off chatting with Dell. The Icon that you are referring to is actually a application “Quick set” that works for the shortcuts of the keyboard. You can disable it by using msconfig, and turning off the Dell Quickset in the startup tab.

    However, if you turn it off you can’t use quickset. On my Inspiron 14 laptop, that means I can’t control the volume, brightness, and media controls. So you basically have to live with it. Not to smart on Dell’s part.

  3. Virused? says:

    Yes, it’s just the numlock that’s all. lol. Thanks people.

  4. Joanne says:

    Andy, you are a genius I have searched a few threads and people have said the black box with the 9 icon is anything from a trojan to this Dell Quickset program. Seems very logical and now I will not panic my machine has been infected!!! Thanks!!

  5. Kaz says:

    This helped! thank you.

  6. andy perkins says:

    The blackbox with a white 9 is the number lock icon. Hit numlk key and it goes away. Cap lock key has a black box with an A in it.

  7. john says:

    Quickset appears on my toolbar as a blackbox and a white 9. is it harmful?

  8. Dave says:

    It is advising you that CAPS LOCK os set on my Dell Laptop

  9. ALYCIA says:

    how do i get rid of quick set and it appears on my toolbar as an a in a siutcase

  10. marie says:

    quickset, quickset.exe can be downloaded from the dell support website.
    it fixes laptop (maybe desktop also) enhanced function key notices (i.e. wireless on/off, battery condition, caps on/off, volume up/down/mute) not appearing on the desktop.

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