Can I press [Yes] for the DCOM configuration warning caused by igfxSDK.exe?

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2024-04-15

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In the beginning

The Component Services Console is a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) loaded with Component Services snap-ins.

The objects to configure and manage are:

Component Object Model (COM) component
COM + application
Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC)

DCOM errors and warnings recorded in the event log may be repaired by correcting the access rights of the COM component.

Component service console is described as "component service" in the start menu.

Well, it is the main subject.

A warning dialog for DCOM configuration is now displayed when starting component services.

When I read the warning dialog, I found that an Intel program called igfxSDK.exe is involved, so I will write down the results of the investigation.

Example of warning

The "DCOM Configuration Warning" displayed on my computer is as follows.

DCOM Configuration Warning

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CLSID {037E7077-9B9C-435C-9A6E-B2724BC99F76}, item "C:\WINDOWS\system32\igfxSDK.exe ", and the title ConservativeMorphologicalAntiAliasing Class has a named value AppID, but under\\ HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AppId Not registered in Do you want to register?

igfxSDK.exe

When you search the net, the information on igfxSDK.exe is very small.

I found it to be Intel-related software, but I was unable to determine what kind of program it was operating.

I couldn't help, so I searched for information on my personal computer.

As a result of searching with Registry Editor, CLSID and APPID could be identified.

CLSID location

\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{037E7077-9B9C-435C-9A6E-B2724BC99F76}

CLSID / APPID
CLSID	{037E7077-9B9C-435C-9A6E-B2724BC99F76}
APPID	{A4F75D5C-55DF-4556-B27F-F4B8C17EE920}

Check the igfxSDK.exe certificate

Installed location

C:\Windows\System32\igfxSDK.exe

Certificate > General

The certificate has expired.

Publisher: Intel (R) pGFX
Publisher: Intel External Basic Issuing CA 3B
Validity period: 15/12/08 to 16/12/07

Certificate > Certification Path

This certificate is fine.

I can not but choose "Yes"

The warning choice for DCOM configuration is [Yes | No].

The Intel brand is strong, but some sites have identified igfxSDK.exe as malware, so I chose "No" to watch it.

As a result, the DCOM configuration warning dialog is displayed each time the component service is started.

Because the usability is poor, the certificate has expired but I trusted the Intel brand and chose "Yes".

There is no problem at the moment.