Common remote desktop tools like AnyDesk are also known to use this process to show informational alerts.
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From Windows 11 forums (Reddit, Microsoft Answers, Adobe Community): Common remote desktop tools like AnyDesk are also
If you’ve recently opened your Task Manager on Windows 11, you might have been startled to see a strange process running in the background labeled . Its cryptic name—combining “ad” (advertisement), “msg” (message), and “wnd” (window)—often triggers immediate suspicion. and “wnd” (window)—often triggers immediate suspicion.