- Mar 13, 2013
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My computer is running fine but I did a Rootkit Check with Norton Power Eraser. (I know: why try to fix something if it ain't broke? I still have a lot to learn.) In any case, Power Eraser flagged a problem in the registry. It classified it as "Bad" and recommended that I remove it.
After doing some reading I realize that a newcomer like me probably shouldn't be using NPE, especially when I have no real reason to suspect a problem. In any case, now I'm left with having to figure out what to do with this issue. I've copied the registry key that NPE flagged here:
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1903139276-1064817428-3255128902-1000\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\"捁牥吠畯敒業摮牥"
I would appreciate it if anyone has a suggestion about how I should proceed. Is it better to delete it or leave it alone? Can anyone tell me where I can go to learn more?
Thanks for your help. I promise to leave well enough alone in the future.
After doing some reading I realize that a newcomer like me probably shouldn't be using NPE, especially when I have no real reason to suspect a problem. In any case, now I'm left with having to figure out what to do with this issue. I've copied the registry key that NPE flagged here:
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1903139276-1064817428-3255128902-1000\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\"捁牥吠畯敒業摮牥"
I would appreciate it if anyone has a suggestion about how I should proceed. Is it better to delete it or leave it alone? Can anyone tell me where I can go to learn more?
Thanks for your help. I promise to leave well enough alone in the future.
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