I have some weird folders that I am unable to identify
called axis, axis axis, scr axis, axisscr axis axisscr,
etc, etc. I deleted them once and they're back. Now that
things are working fairly smoothly I'm not sure if I
should delete them again. Inside the folders is a file
called Body download cake.bin or a veriation thereof. BIN
files of 1KB. Any ideas on what they are? Should I try to
get rid of them? If so, how?

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> I have some weird folders that I am unable to identify
> called axis, axis axis, scr axis, axisscr axis axisscr,
> etc, etc. I deleted them once and they're back. Now that
> things are working fairly smoothly I'm not sure if I
> should delete them again. Inside the folders is a file
> called Body download cake.bin or a veriation thereof. BIN
> files of 1KB. Any ideas on what they are? Should I try to
> get rid of them? If so, how?

What does a scan with a current antivirus program (meaning a version not
earlier than 2002 and using updated virus definitions) show?

Malke
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