TrustedInstaller - what is it?
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For some operations, for example to delete files, you need the permission of "Trusted Installer". Here we explain what the Trusted Installer is used for under Windows because it has a variety of functions.
Windows: What does the Trusted Installer do?
Even if you are bothered by the process, the "Trusted Installer", "Windows Module Installer" or just "Windows Installier" contributes significantly to the security of your system.
- The TrustedInstaller has several functions. This service primarily protects you from important files being deleted or moved from your PC without your knowledge.
- The addition of new files to system-relevant areas is also monitored. This makes it much more difficult for malware to enter your system unnoticed.
- The installation of updates and logging into the user account is also monitored by the Trusted Installer. A system check is also carried out regularly.
Never disable Trusted Install
Due to the diverse tasks of the Trusted Installer, the service is very often active. Sometimes he uses a lot of resources and slows down the PC.
- However, you should never deactivate the Trusted Installer. This greatly affects the security of your system.
- If you deactivate this service, Windows updates can no longer be installed or uninstalled and the system check is switched off.
Solve Trusted Installer problems
If the Trusted Installer still seems strange to you, check whether it is malware.
- The correct trusted installer is located in the following path: "C: \ Windows \ servicing". If the file is in a different location, it is probably malware.
- If you want to make changes to system files, the Trusted Installer can sometimes stand in your way. He often blocks access to system files. Here is the solution to this problem.
Even if the "Trusted Installer" consumes resources, you should not deactivate the service. In our next article, you will learn how to ensure that your PC still works quickly.