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BarneyKatz
While running a search for wininit.exe at ProcessLibrary.com, I
discovered that "wininit.exe is added to the system as a result of the
WOLLF.16 virus. It is a backdoor Trojan horse that allows unauthorized
remote access to an infected computer." ProcessLibrary.com recommends
that I "DISABLE AND REMOVE wininit.exe IMMEDIATELY. This process is most
likely a virus or trojan".
However, I have read elsewhere that wininit.exe is a legitimate and
important file within Vista and should not be deleted so I'm not sure
what to do. I have checked the file with my anti-virus program and it's
fine.
Wininit.exe is located in 2 places on my computer. C:\Windows\System32
and a subfolder of C:\Windows\winxsx
Actually, even if I should delete the file, I'm not sure how to do so
because Vista stops me from deleting it. What should I do?
discovered that "wininit.exe is added to the system as a result of the
WOLLF.16 virus. It is a backdoor Trojan horse that allows unauthorized
remote access to an infected computer." ProcessLibrary.com recommends
that I "DISABLE AND REMOVE wininit.exe IMMEDIATELY. This process is most
likely a virus or trojan".
However, I have read elsewhere that wininit.exe is a legitimate and
important file within Vista and should not be deleted so I'm not sure
what to do. I have checked the file with my anti-virus program and it's
fine.
Wininit.exe is located in 2 places on my computer. C:\Windows\System32
and a subfolder of C:\Windows\winxsx
Actually, even if I should delete the file, I'm not sure how to do so
because Vista stops me from deleting it. What should I do?