mcastmib.dll

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Windows Process Description:

The module mcastmib.dll is a Microsoft Multicast subagent for the Microsoft Windows operating system. This file was initially designed to run with an operating system using United States English as its default language. However, Microsoft Corporation, the mcastmib.dll module's publisher, continuously develops this Dynamic Link Library (DLL) file to keep up with upgraded versions of their operating systems.

Outdated versions of the mcastmib.dll file would not function with systems that take advantage of more efficient processes allowed in their updated versions. Usage of an obsolete file could even cause errors for the program using the file mcastmib.dll. To avoid the said scenario, it is recommended to avail of the required file by the respective system or program.

Various versions of the file mcastmib.dll can be obtained from shareware websites on the Internet which features DLL downloading services. The user should ensure that the file downloaded is the one required by the computer. This can be done by comparing the embedded values of the downloaded file to the details provided by the system/program, or according to the standard settings given by the file manufacturer itself.

The module mcastmib.dll has an approximate file size of 15KB. This file is not known to be related to any modules which could harm the system, like Trojan elements, viruses, or spyware. The specified date of creation is March 26, 2005. Routing and remote access service also depends on the functionality of the file mcastmib.dll, running on the File HashType MD5.

The file mcastmib.dll was first included in the installation package of the Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional edition. After this version, all the following Windows operating systems contain the file mcastmib.dll in their installation packages. The latest version of the file mcastmib.dll copes with the system and program requirements of the newer operating systems Windows XP and Windows Vista.

Author: Microsoft Corporation

Author URL: http://www.Microsoft.com

Part Of: Microsoft Operating Systems

Memory Usage: Low

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