I was looking through regedit and was this key
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I believe its some spyware. I need advice on how to deal with it
Thank you
Scan the system with antispyware / antivirus.
Report back findings.
Recommended malware scanners:
Malwarebytes (Free version will work well)
AdwCleaner
TDSSKiller (To rule out the possibility of rootkits)Note
When running TDSSKiller, launch the program, click on the blue text "Change Parameters" & check the box marked "Detect TDLFS File system." Click OK & then run the scan.
I did a full system scan with malewarebytes and Avast and both found nothingScan the system with antispyware / antivirus.
Report back findings.
Malwarebytes and TSDDKILLER found nothing. Doing AdwCleaner right nowRecommended malware scanners:
Malwarebytes (Free version will work well)
AdwCleaner
TDSSKiller (To rule out the possibility of rootkits)Note
When running TDSSKiller, launch the program, click on the blue text "Change Parameters" & check the box marked "Detect TDLFS File system." Click OK & then run the scan.
Edit: AdwCleaner found nothing
Hi.
That's definitely an odd entry. I am surprised that none of the scans returned anything at all.
Please try running an ESET Online Scan. You can find detailed instructions in the thread below on how to manipulate it.
BSOD after boot up, during login or right after, (bad spool header?) Solved - Page 3 - Windows 7 Help blog
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Has the system been cleaned from infection in the past? Could be a leftover?
Have you run CCleaner Free on the registry to see if that particular key is flagged as broken?
It didn't come up in CCleaner, and i do not believe that this is a leftover infection that was cleaned. (The only infection that avast has picked up are tracking cookies)Hi.
That's definitely an odd entry. I am surprised that none of the scans returned anything at all.
Please try running an ESET Online Scan. You can find detailed instructions in the thread below on how to manipulate it.
BSOD after boot up, during login or right after, (bad spool header?) Solved - Page 3 - Windows 7 Help blog
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ESET Scanner flagged the following
C:$Recycle.BinS-1-5-21-550920438-923572385-2769641918-1001$RZL59UK.exe a variant of Win32/Adware.Coupons.AA application
Should i go ahead an clean it. Dunno if it'll solve what that registry key is tho.
Hi. Sorry for the delay in responding. Yes, I would go ahead and clean that - it's something to do with coupon printers, which are considered adware/spyware.It didn't come up in CCleaner, and i do not believe that this is a leftover infection that was cleaned. (The only infection that avast has picked up are tracking cookies)
ESET Scanner flagged the following
C:$Recycle.BinS-1-5-21-550920438-923572385-2769641918-1001$RZL59UK.exe a variant of Win32/Adware.Coupons.AA application
Should i go ahead an clean it. Dunno if it'll solve what that registry key is tho.
Please see my post #7 above.
Cleaned the adware out, but the registry key is still there. I didn't get the exact thing in CCleaner when i scanned the registry, but something similarHi. Sorry for the delay in responding. Yes, I would go ahead and clean that - it's something to do with coupon printers, which are considered adware/spyware.
Please see my post #7 above.
