• Properties:

• System Process: No
• Background Process: Yes
• Application Process:Yes
• Common Path:
  C:\ windows\ keyacc32.exe
• Uses Network:Yes
• Uses Internet:No

Description:

the file keyacc32.exe also known, as KeyAcess for Windows does Sassafras Software Incorporated develop a utility, which is required in order to run the KeyServer KeyAccess client software. The process file keyacc32.exe serves as the users interface to the KeyServer program. A KeyServer controlled program cannot be accessed without the process file keyacc32.exe installed and running on your computer; this ensures security of license control.

A KeyServer is computer software, which implements the license server process. It tracks program usage, and manage software licenses on client computers. The KeyServer permits any network-connected computer to download and install a variety of commercial programs, or KeyServer controlled programs from a software download site. When the KeyServer is launched, events relating to license requests from client computers are sent from the process file keyacc32.exe to the KeyServer. In simple terms, the KeyServer uses the process file keyacc32.exe as the means to carry out commands to the clients computer.

In normal conditions, the process file keyacc32.exe is invisible. The user will not be aware of the process file keyacc32.exes presence unless the computer administrator requires a login password. The process file keyacc32.exe icon provides visual indication of its connection to the KeyServer. In every network-connected computer, the process file keyacc32.exe automatically contacts the KeyServer and opens a session whenever a client computer starts up or whenever a controlled program is launched.

The operating system transmits a launch request to the process file keyacc32.exe every time a user launches a program, and then communicates the said request over the network to the KeyServer. In order for the KeyServer to track software usage in progress on a client computer, an entry in the session table is created. With the use of KeyServer, transactions between the license server process and client computers can now be transmitted securely by a point-to-point protocol, which is greatly optimized for network efficiency.

Recommendations:

This is a safe process. There is no necessity to remove this process from your system or change it in any way.