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I've been always wondering what this thing is, but can never find an answer. Found a forum on a Lenovo site that classifies atkgfnex as a 'HotKey' driver of some sort (I never use those things,) however, that post was for a Lenovo brand laptop model that was posted in 2008.
Slimware claims it's needed, as being part of the Asus graphics drivers. Everything else is just copy-and-paste for websites that host dubious looking one-click fix-all, so on, and so-forth whatever's. Does anyone know what this thing really is?
If anyone can answer this question, please feel free to post.
Thank you in advance.
-Arcturus Fyr
Slimware claims it's needed, as being part of the Asus graphics drivers. Everything else is just copy-and-paste for websites that host dubious looking one-click fix-all, so on, and so-forth whatever's. Does anyone know what this thing really is?
If anyone can answer this question, please feel free to post.
Thank you in advance.
-Arcturus Fyr
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