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I am using msft security essential prog. and it identified this file as such.I was able to locate and delete it but there is still remaneces in the registry.Have no idea how this file got loaded onto my pc.Should I delete all the registry entries?
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But then again I've been at this far too long and know a little about the registry.
Why not try Grif's advice first at
http://forums.cnet.com/7726-6132_102-5098912.html?tag=posts;msg5099421
Thx Robert for the prompt reply.I was able to activate the first .exe file that Grif had posted but I still have the registry entries.I have done clean up of left over entries after uninstalling certain programs so I guess it will be safe to approach these in the same way.For others information I was able to associate the described .exe file with adware for a security scan and a promoted security program.
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