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October 17th 06, 03:05 PM
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a-squared Free antivirus finds some bad things in winload.dll (Vista RC1)
a-squared Free - Version 2.0
Scan settings: Objects: Memory, Traces, Cookies Scan archives: On Heuristics: On ADS Scan: On Scan start: 17.10.2006 18:59:50 C:\Windows\system32\winload.exe detected: Trace.File.PC Tattletale What is this "winload.dll" and what i must do with him? 
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October 17th 06, 03:46 PM
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a-squared Free antivirus finds some bad things in winload.dll (Vis
Vista I did some checking into this. Apparently, the winload in Vista works
with the boot process and is NOT an infection. In XP, it IS. I left winload.dll/.exe alone in my Vista as it is a necessary component. Doubtless, this and other issues will be resolved as Vista becomes more widely used and is released on the market. "Alexey" wrote: a-squared Free - Version 2.0 Scan settings: Objects: Memory, Traces, Cookies Scan archives: On Heuristics: On ADS Scan: On Scan start: 17.10.2006 18:59:50 C:\Windows\system32\winload.exe detected: Trace.File.PC Tattletale What is this "winload.dll" and what i must do with him?
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