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bitsprx4.dll and wininit.exe
Morning all,
I'm running RC-1. I ran spyware Doctor and it flagged bitsprx4.dll and wininit.exe as viruses. Windows site isn't clean on thses and Spyware Dr. can't get rid of them. Also I cannot delete them in safe mode or using XP64 (dual boot system). Any ideas? Thanks, John |
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bitsprx4.dll and wininit.exe
js8425 wrote:
Morning all, I'm running RC-1. I ran spyware Doctor and it flagged bitsprx4.dll and wininit.exe as viruses. Windows site isn't clean on thses and Spyware Dr. can't get rid of them. Also I cannot delete them in safe mode or using XP64 (dual boot system). Any ideas? Thanks, John Sigh. Get a proper spyware program not one that picks random windows executables and marks them as viruses to make you think that it's actually doing something (windows defender works well, as does spybot, etc.) If you do manage to delete wininit.exe your machine will no longer boot. Tony |
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bitsprx4.dll and wininit.exe
Thanks for the help Tony. Very much appreciated. John
Tony Hoyle wrote: Morning all, I'm running RC-1. I ran spyware Doctor and it flagged bitsprx4.dll and wininit.exe as viruses. Windows site isn't clean on thses and Spyware Dr. can't get rid of them. Also I cannot delete them in safe mode or using XP64 (dual boot system). Any ideas? Thanks, John Sigh. Get a proper spyware program not one that picks random windows executables and marks them as viruses to make you think that it's actually doing something (windows defender works well, as does spybot, etc.) If you do manage to delete wininit.exe your machine will no longer boot. Tony -- Message posted via WindowsKB.com http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....urity/200609/1 |