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When I ran CCleaner version 618 with the registry scan feature this AM I got the following:
Unused File Extension TacOnlyOne - HKCR\TacOnlyOne This has occurred several days in a row so it regenerates it self. SAS and Nod 32 report nothing. Has anybody here got a clue as to what this is?
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A google search reveals that it could be a rogue. See if there are the following processes and if yes terminate them: MWLauncher.exe Install1.exe Find and delete these files: MWLauncher.exe Install1.exe Search for and Remove the following MalWarrior registry keys: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\TacOnlyOne\MalWarrior HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adsl Software Limited\MalWarrior 2007 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CLASSES\TacOnlyOne\MalWarrior |
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Thank you. I have searched for the exe's mentioned and they are not on my set up. A search with jv16 PowerTools 2008 for these keys and programs shows they are NOT present. I do have Lavasoft's digital lock SW and the registry search showed the entry relates to that SW. Lava must be using their encryption software. I will run full Nod32 and SAS scans to be "sure".
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Also have a read here
http://www.donationcoder.com/Forums/...?topic=12805.0 it's a registry entry used so that a program knows it should only run one copy of itself at a time, thus the name. Hope that applies in your case and not any other reason. |
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