Filter hijack: text/html - {9318c224-b558-46db-aa04-76e1a4a5f517} -

[Duh_OZ]

Get this when I run hijack this, but cannot find mst122.dll anywhere
on the drive. A full scan by symantec doesn't show anything
either. Perhaps some inactive remnant that is fooling
hijackthis?

This is on my sister's company laptop so I really can't do to much
(they even have windows updates inactive so the user cannot do it).

Just wondering why it is showing up without me seeing the dll anywhere
(and I do have "show system files")

 

[ASCII]

Get this when I run hijack this, but cannot find mst122.dll anywhere
on the drive. A full scan by symantec doesn't show anything
either. Perhaps some inactive remnant that is fooling
hijackthis?

This is on my sister's company laptop so I really can't do to much
(they even have windows updates inactive so the user cannot do it).

Just wondering why it is showing up without me seeing the dll anywhere
(and I do have "show system files")

Maybe it's a registry call for a [.dll] that doesn't exist on the drive?
HJT reads those keys whether the actual file exists or not.

 

[Duh_OZ]

Moot point as the compant gave my sister a new laptop but I did get
hold of her older one to find out where in the registry the dll is
mentioned.

It is under software/9318c224-b558-46db-aa04-76e1a­4a5f517clsid
somthing or other. Her CPU keeps crashing and I forgot the rest of
the location LOL.

 

[Duh_OZ]

D'OH had it all hosed

HKEY_USERS\some long value\Software\Classes\CLSID\9318c224-b558-46db-
aa04-76e1a­4a5f517\InProcServer32\{Default}

Since the company is probably going to trash the old laptop I deleted
the key.