Get a free copy of Snoopfree Privacy Sheild. It will stop and display
anything trying to hook your keyboard, read your screen, ect; AND it will
tell you what it is related to. If you still wonder about a file, go to
file.net and find the information page on that file. It will give you all
the correct stats and info on a process and also what it looks like (size and
location) if it is spyware. This should give you more than enough
information to make a decission.
You may think it is nothing if you remove it because things still seem to
work, however if it is the mouse, it may just try working off other MS non
Logitech drivers. I think it is legitimate, but you'll know when you look it
up.
You can also do an on line scan by Kaspersky, McAfee, or Trend if you think
your AV or antispyware missed something. I have Kaspersky installed, and it
is hard to beat. But, I'll even run McAfee on line or Trend Housecall on
line because even top rated Kaspersky is saying no one can keep up with this
stuff anymore it is coming out so fast. Get a list of trojan and worm ports
and manually block them all. DoSHelp is a good place to start, but you will
need to find others as well and keep them up to date.
