cmstp.exe download

What is cmstp.exe?

cmstp.exe is a DLL file which is responsible for component Microsoft Connection Manager Profile Installer in Windows systems like Windows 7 Professional Edition 64-bit. It was created on 7/13/2009 4:54:58 PM, the size is 84992 bytes and its version is 7.2.7600.16385.

cmstp.exe can be infected by virus Trojan:PERL/Clog.40 which spreads through social network CouchSurfing to download and install malware RealCare on the affected machines.

Once infected, the file path of cmstp.exe will be re-set as:
C:\WINDOWS\System32\

And the software like PC game Age of Wonders, Web browser Mozilla 1.8.1 or antivirus Quick Heal PCTuner 3.0 can't start up, along with error message:
cmstp.exe is missing or was not found.

When you restart your computer, you would receive cmstp.exe blue screen of death (BSOD), along with stop error code:
0X8177233

How to fix cmstp.exe error?

cmstp.exe error can be easily fixed by cmstp.exe file repair tool DLL Suite:
1. Download, install and run DLL Suite
2. Click Start Scan to check cmstp.exe errors
3. Click Fix ALL to repair cmstp.exe problem

How to download cmstp.exe file for free?

DLL Suite allows its users to download cmstp.exe for free by taking the following steps:

1. Download, install and run DLL Suite
2. Click Start Scan to check cmstp.exe file
3. Free download cmstp.exe from the open web page

See all posts about this file error:

Windows 7 - EMET 2.0

1. I noticed a "?" sign infront of svchost.exe in the DEP column. Wasn't there a few days back ... what is this suppose to indicate? 2. Found the following; c: cd "C:\Program Files\EMET" emet_conf.exe --add "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe" pause The author said it was an overkill to which I agree but would  it be safe to do this and or necessary? What needs to be excluded from this list?

Build 14986 Problem? cmstp.exe Trojan Horse

During routine scanning with Glarysoft Malware Hunter, I received notice of cmstp.exe Trojan horse which could not be resolved with aforementioned program or Windows Defender.  No notice of PC operational degradation, but any mention of a Trojan horse concerns me. Help and/or suggestions welcomed. Frank (Checked Hub for info on this problem; no results.)

VPN trouble both manually configured and with CMAK executable

We have a brand new Dell laptop, Windows 7 SP 1, nothing's been done beyond the initial set up steps. If I try to add VPN using an installer, I get the following error: Problem signature: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name:         cmstp.exe Application Version:     7.2.7601.17514 Application Timestamp:              4ce7a860 Fault Module Name:    ntdll.dll Fault Module Version: 6.1.7601.18205 Fault Module Timestamp:          51dba4e7 Exception Code:             c0000005 Exception Offset:           0000000000021cfa OS Version:      6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48 Locale ID:           1033 Additional Information 1:           65d5 Additional Information 2:           65d5e11e3b403a4beaf5cea13462fca9 Additional Information 3:           cf43 Additional Information 4:           cf43033ca2e685c0646faa7f85c4d1c2 If I try to manually configure the VPN connection, any configuration changes I make to the PEAP settings are not retained even though they appear to save. I've re imaged the machine, c