g2mstart.exe
by GoTo
Communication
Summary
GoTo Meeting Start - launches GoToMeeting sessions.
g2mstart.exe is the 822nd most commonly executed Windows program in EchoTrail's dataset, observed 3,639 times across enterprise environments. It typically runs from C:\Users\... and it is most often launched by explorer.exe.
822nd
most commonly executed Windows program
3,639
observed executions
low
statistical confidence
Behavior
Top Paths
- C:\Users\...99.97%
- C:\Program Files (x86)\GoToMeeting\199500.03%
Top Hashes (SHA256)
- 1a6b0ffc627b01838f95eeb760d27486c510ace925c91278fc48cc009d38f0b316.23%
- 231ad0b411070dadc0cf522c6dd44afff919945a7e25dd1a88d6d5e45130acef8.52%
- 42e3ae3c86849fb2c0d791accb8f2a558396f4c3c7f7b4cd2bc7c8e90be41e9c8.19%
- ee78a74106ae899b206bef844068dcd085374fb29d9259181ed0c4cc2d5f4c385.02%
- 6402a63197fac4237039ea5a0433b9cc68dfcc816121bd7b1daf4d145ceac0ea4.84%
- 09adb9abc29127d84c626c9d2d403c5487de166fc8cbd17e64af322d343d72644.62%
- f32d8a7d318ded48addd0bc98fa1a96f8f92db1ea52c0c98cf10df41d8d0e1994.47%
- 204eedc59f6cee0bf540922e2ed797ef82e35849d20cd8945d9f216f4e6a19ca4.23%
- 39b312fa7f3be977333ad4b7879ec5e89c072db5725008a2d3f1bcfd1df5ffc23.96%
- ba03fe0c7be14c55cef0e9aae25d94825d061b3e40fc6bd5bb7e7a0050f3f6282.93%
Process Ancestry
Top Grandparents
- userinit.exe74.02%
- GoTo Opener.exe11.3%
- g2mlauncher.exe6.84%
- explorer.exe0.21%
- winlogon.exe0.18%
- svchost.exe0.15%
- dllhost.exe0.12%
- SAVAdminService.exe0.06%
Top Parents
- explorer.exe75.16%
- G2MInstaller.exe24.37%
- OUTLOOK.EXE0.16%
- RuntimeBroker.exe0.08%
Top Children
- g2mcomm.exe99.82%
- regsvr32.exe0.18%
Rare or environment-specific process names are omitted from ancestry tables. Percentages are of all observed relationships.
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Data from EchoTrail's dataset of ~346M Windows process executions. Last extracted 2026-08-04.