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Robin
yea but i want to be able to run this program just in case so i would like
to undsrstand how to do it
robin
to undsrstand how to do it
robin
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Robin
ok in windows32 the audio.dll, vidio.dll and ntos.exe doesn't exist
(ntos.exe was quarantined by superantispyware and now I deleted it out of
the computer completely. Superantispyware and AVG antispyware is showing
me clean when doing a full scan.
I did a search in the registry and found only this key with all 3 files.
What can be deleted?
hkey-currentuser/software/microsoft\Search Assistance\ACMru\5603
on the right side it said:
Default Reg-SZ (value not set)
000 Reg-SZ wsnpoem
001 Reg-SZ ntos.exe
002 Reg-SZ audio.dll
003 Reg-SZ vidio.dll
this is the only place in the whole registry (i did a find) for these 3
files.
now what?
robin
(ntos.exe was quarantined by superantispyware and now I deleted it out of
the computer completely. Superantispyware and AVG antispyware is showing
me clean when doing a full scan.
I did a search in the registry and found only this key with all 3 files.
What can be deleted?
hkey-currentuser/software/microsoft\Search Assistance\ACMru\5603
on the right side it said:
Default Reg-SZ (value not set)
000 Reg-SZ wsnpoem
001 Reg-SZ ntos.exe
002 Reg-SZ audio.dll
003 Reg-SZ vidio.dll
this is the only place in the whole registry (i did a find) for these 3
files.
now what?
robin
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Robin
btw is this key where i did the Search in Microsoft looking for these files
or am I wrong?
robin
or am I wrong?
robin
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Robin
I think i answered it myself. It was the search I did
look
To clear the search cache, perform the following steps:
1.. Stop all Windows Explorer sessions.
2.. Start a registry editor (e.g., regedit.exe).
3.. Navigate to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Search
Assistant\ACMru registry subkey.
4.. Select and delete each subkey under ACMru, or simply delete the entire
ACMru subkey.
5.. Close the registry editor.
6.. Log off and log on before performing new searches; otherwise, XP will
recreate the search cache and store the recreated cache in memory.
look
To clear the search cache, perform the following steps:
1.. Stop all Windows Explorer sessions.
2.. Start a registry editor (e.g., regedit.exe).
3.. Navigate to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Search
Assistant\ACMru registry subkey.
4.. Select and delete each subkey under ACMru, or simply delete the entire
ACMru subkey.
5.. Close the registry editor.
6.. Log off and log on before performing new searches; otherwise, XP will
recreate the search cache and store the recreated cache in memory.
R
Robin
and i deleted the values except the default one, rebooted the computer and
now i am clean
so that is what is was.
robin
now i am clean
so that is what is was.
robin
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Tom Emmelot
Hi Robin,
Sorry for the late response, I live in Amsterdam and it was bedtime!
And today it is my wifes Birthday! So all the family is out of the house
now. So i think you find all the answers yourself and that your PC is
clean again! Congratulations!
Regards >*< TOM >*<
Robin schreef:
Sorry for the late response, I live in Amsterdam and it was bedtime!
And today it is my wifes Birthday! So all the family is out of the house
now. So i think you find all the answers yourself and that your PC is
clean again! Congratulations!
Regards >*< TOM >*<
Robin schreef:
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robinb
tell her Happy Birthday from me 
and thanks to you
robin
and thanks to yourobin