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| Guest | msxml2r32.exe? what is this? Every time I restart Vista Ult with latest updates, I notice my router's lights blinking and I recently noticed this setting that keeps coming back on my Persistent Port Forwarding options: msxml2r32 Inbound Port 1757 on TCP I delete this setting and restart the PC, and it's back. I can't find this find anywhere on my PC. I've searched the net and only found couple of Korean or Chinese sites that I don't understand, but they mention Norton Antivirus, and a folder path to C:\windows\system\msxml2r32.exe I've looked on HKLM Run and HKCU Run settings in regedit, I've searched the whole PC (indexed and non-indexed folders) and I am unable to find this file. Has anyone else come accross this? Thanks Gino |
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| Guest | RE: msxml2r32.exe? what is this? It is highly likely to be malware of some sort. Malware can configure your router if it is configurable via UPNP, or if you have typed your password for the router on the infected system. I found one site that stated the file name has been found on a virus written in either Japanese or Korean that randomly chose names. Symantec calls it antinny. Here's the page: http://www.symantec.com/security_res...045-99&tabid=3 Have you scanned this system with a virus scanner from neutral media? --- Your question may already be answered in Windows Vista Security: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/047...otectyourwi-20 "..." wrote:
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