Computer networks really cannot do without the presence of the mup.sys file. However, errors in this crucial file can prevent a computer from booting correctly, or booting at all.
WHY IS MUP.SYS ON MY COMPUTER?
Mup.sys is used in the newer operating systems in the Windows range –Windows XP, Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows Vista. The file helps in the functioning of a part of the operating system called a Multiple UNC Provider (MUP). It is part of a software system that helps networked computers communicate with one another to share files and peripheral components such as printers and scanners.
UNC stands for Universal Naming Convention — this phrase refers to how a network of computers using the same operating system communicate through a language that is uniform to describe the locations of resources used by the network, such as shared files and peripherals. This is not quite as complicated as it sounds. For all of us lay people, it means that the locations of the resources stored on a computer are described using certain specific terms.
For example, when studying the number of files in your hard drive and click on a folder, the...
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