07-13-2003, 03:38 PM -
After installing the (beta) version of True Launch Bar 2.0.0.6, I found a strange command in my registry, named “InnoSetupRegFile.0000000001”:
The command was: <machine run once : “is-SL32R.exe /REG”>
To confirm the origin of this command, I installed a demo of True Launch Bar 2.0.0.6 in another computer and I found the same command in the registry, however the name of the archive was somewhat different:
<machine run once: “is-NGUFH.exe /REG”>
I found both executables (“is-SL32R.exe” and “is-NGUFH.exe”) in my system directories.
They are very small (~30 kb), but I could not determine its properties (Product name, Legal Trademark, version, etc.).
I deleted registry the commands, the archives, and TLB 2.0.0.6 is working very well.
Are these archives a spyware?
“O Lixeiro”
:angry:
The command was: <machine run once : “is-SL32R.exe /REG”>
To confirm the origin of this command, I installed a demo of True Launch Bar 2.0.0.6 in another computer and I found the same command in the registry, however the name of the archive was somewhat different:
<machine run once: “is-NGUFH.exe /REG”>
I found both executables (“is-SL32R.exe” and “is-NGUFH.exe”) in my system directories.
They are very small (~30 kb), but I could not determine its properties (Product name, Legal Trademark, version, etc.).
I deleted registry the commands, the archives, and TLB 2.0.0.6 is working very well.
Are these archives a spyware?
“O Lixeiro”
:angry:
"O Lixeiro"