Spybot S&D finding Win Explorer entry

[Smirnoff]

First time I've run Spybot S&D since recent update. I rarely get anything
reported so this one intrigued me.
Under Windows Explorer - User settings:

HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1695355980-3387324492-4094481314-1007\Software
\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\NoLogOff!=W=0

Anybody else found this?
Should I let Spybot delete it?

 

[Charlie Tame]

W2003...

I don't have that key, oh well.

I can't see it being malicious but what I suggest is that you find it using
regedit, export it to a file and keep it somewhere handy where you can
simply click on it to restore if anything stops working. I think this would
be safer than letting spybot do it.

Charlie

 

[Smirnoff]

Thanks for your reply.
What you say makes sense, although Spybot does have a restore facility.
Think I'll wait a little longer to see if anyone has (or has had ) the same
situation.

 

[caver1]

Its a false positive in Spybot. If you delete it windows will rebuild it
and you will see it everytime. So just ignore it.

 

[Smirnoff]

I see. I've never seen it before, is this the result of the recent update?

 

[--Alias--]

I see. I've never seen it before, is this the result of the recent update?

Doubtful. I just ran Spybot and it came up empty. I am up-to-date with
Windows Update. Have you got the latest Spybot?

Alias

 

[Smirnoff]

Doubtful. I just ran Spybot and it came up empty. I am up-to-date with
Windows Update. Have you got the latest Spybot?

Alias

Yes, 1.4.
I let Spybot fix the problem then ran it again. It didn't show up, so may
not have been a false positive.
However, it may be reappear after a restart/boot up.

 

[Chat]

I have had it appear a couple of times - I delete it - and it comes back,
but not all the time


First time I've run Spybot S&D since recent update. I rarely get anything
reported so this one intrigued me.
Under Windows Explorer - User settings:

HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1695355980-3387324492-4094481314-1007\Software
\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer\NoLogOff!=W=0

Anybody else found this?
Should I let Spybot delete it?

 

[--Alias--]

Yes, 1.4.
I let Spybot fix the problem then ran it again. It didn't show up, so may
not have been a false positive.
However, it may be reappear after a restart/boot up.

I meant the latest definitions, not the build. When false positives
appear, the people at Spybot are pretty good at correcting it.

Alias

 

[Smirnoff]

I meant the latest definitions, not the build. When false positives
appear, the people at Spybot are pretty good at correcting it.

Alias

Yes, I have the latest updates, including the immunisation database.
That's what made me ask if they may be causing it as I've not seen anything
like it before.

 

[Bob Eyster]

I don't have this Key!

 

[--Alias--]

Yes, I have the latest updates, including the immunisation database.

Including the ones that came out on Friday?

 

[Smirnoff]

Yes, I have the latest updates, including the immunisation database.
That's what made me ask if they may be causing it as I've not seen
anything like it before.

Just did a restart and ran Spybot, it didn't find anything.
I'll try again after a full reboot.

 

[caver1]

I have deleted it every time I ran spybot and every time it sees it
again and I'm up to date on all programs. That is why I now ignore it.
Do a google search. That's how I found out if it was a problem or not.

 

[Smirnoff]

Including the ones that came out on Friday?

Yes, they had the immunisation database.
Also, just to be sure I tried to update before I ran Spybot after restart.

 

[Smirnoff]

I have deleted it every time I ran spybot and every time it sees it
again and I'm up to date on all programs. That is why I now ignore it.
Do a google search. That's how I found out if it was a problem or not.

Sorry you have the same problem.
I've let Spybot delete(fix) it and ran Spybot again, I've re-started and ran
Spybot, it didn't find the problem again.
Do you find it only returns again after a full reboot?