Solved No Permission to Stop or Delete Scheduled Task

[Carrigon]

Can someone help me with this strange Scheduled Task in Vista 64?

I found I have a startup task running. The name of it is: LYIGLMBFUE
The file it is running off of is:
C:\Windows\system32\rundll32.exe
C:\Windows\SysWOW64\WlS0WndHH.dll",ahsjg

Does anyone know what this does, and why I should let it run constantly? I wanted to try to delete the scheduled task, but it won't let me. It just screams that I don't have permission, even though I'm the administrator. If I try to change the group it's running from, it asks for a password. I don't use a password on my account. And really don't know what this thing wants. It says the author is System. How can I stop this task or turn it off? It won't let me disable it or anything.

I've tried doing searches on what this task is, but I really can't find much info at all. What is it? I'm paranoid about it running because I recently had a nasty virus on my system. I know this dll is a part of Vista, but I really don't want this task running if it's not a needed process.

 

[richc46]

Welcome
Run an updated virus scan
Download and make a full scan with malwarebytes.

Names of tasks etc are meaningless; virus can call itself anything.

 

[Carrigon]

I did that already. Malwarebytes says my system is clean and so does AVG. But I want to kill this scheduled task and I can't. How do I get it to let me have permission to kill it?

 

[richc46]

I am not telling you to kill it, since I do not know what it is. Its your computer, and if you want to delete it, this may be the best way, use the real administrator.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67567-administrator-account.html

 

[Carrigon]

Thanks, the real admin account worked. I was able to disable and delete it. I still wish we knew what it was, though. But I will say this, my system is faster without it. Booted fine. No problems so far.

 

[richc46]

This is what I know, if there is no mention of it in Google, or Yahoo, its not good.
It is not part of the OS, so worst case scenario, one of your programs might malfunction and then just reinstall. Good luck

 

[Carrigon]

Seems okay. But definitely odd that I couldn't find any real info on it anywhere. My only other problem is a crash on waking from sleep mode, but I thought that was from the Nvidia drivers. I went back to an older version and unfortunately, it's still doing it. I've been fighting with it for days. I just reset the BIOS, but I don't know if it will help. That problem only started after the virus, but I had updated the driver after the virus, so it's hard to tell.

 

[richc46]

Many times a crash when waking is due to power settings. Set it to full, not power saver and see what happens.
First pic choose high performance
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/198047-power-plan-restore-default-settings.html

 

[Carrigon]

I have it all set to high, still does it. I also tried turning the Nvidia power setting to high performance, still does it.

 

[Carrigon]

Something interesting just happened. My new version of AVG said it detected an open for WlS0WndHH.dll and said it's a trojan. Interesting. I have no idea how long that thing was on my system and running its scheduled task, too. So I'd guess that confirms my original post problem was a trojan. Generic 23.AHYR

 

[richc46]

One of our experts has picked it up in your other thread.
I had mentioned that Winniet may be a virus or a problem. We were mislead by the false negative that was given by your virus check. Luckily it was picked up by Niemiro and you new anti virus scan. Good Luck.