AdAware detected, but MRU Blaster didn't remove

Discussion in 'MRU Blaster Forum' started by r00ted, Dec 16, 2004.

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  1. r00ted

    r00ted Registered Member

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    Here's some detections I got from Ad-Aware after cleaning up with MRU Blaster first.

    Could these be added in the next release?

    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : S-1-5-21-2000478354-1500820517-725345543-1004\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\explorer\comdlg32\opensavemru
    Description : list of recently saved files, stored according to file extension


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : software\microsoft\directdraw\mostrecentapplication
    Description : most recent application to use microsoft directdraw


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : S-1-5-21-2000478354-1500820517-725345543-1004\software\microsoft\internet explorer\typedurls
    Description : list of recently entered addresses in microsoft internet explorer


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : S-1-5-21-2000478354-1500820517-725345543-1004\software\microsoft\direct3d\mostrecentapplication
    Description : most recent application to use microsoft direct3d


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : S-1-5-21-2000478354-1500820517-725345543-1004\software\microsoft\mediaplayer\medialibraryui
    Description : last selected node in the microsoft windows media player media library


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : S-1-5-21-2000478354-1500820517-725345543-1004\software\microsoft\direct3d\mostrecentapplication
    Description : most recent application to use microsoft direct X


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : .DEFAULT\software\microsoft\windows media\wmsdk\general
    Description : windows media sdk


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : S-1-5-18\software\microsoft\windows media\wmsdk\general
    Description : windows media sdk


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : S-1-5-21-2000478354-1500820517-725345543-1004\software\microsoft\windows media\wmsdk\general
    Description : windows media sdk


    MRU List Object Recognized!
    Location: : C:\Documents and Settings\UserName\recent
    Description : list of recently opened documents
     
  2. TopperID

    TopperID Registered Member

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    I was always under the impression that AdAware found some MRUs that MRUBlaster didn't find (and vice versa). There are a lot of MRUs out there after all!

    It is a similar thing with CCleaner, if you clean the Registry for certain 'issues' and then use RegSeeker, the latter will find umpteen more issues of the same class that CCleaner missed.

    I always find that if I clean MRUs with Blaster first, AdAware will find yet more; but personally I do not consider these extra ones to be at all important - thus I have now configured AdAware not to even look for or report on MRUs. So I only bother to clean out the ones Blaster finds.
     
  3. r00ted

    r00ted Registered Member

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    I just figured Id report them so MRU Blaster could detect them at the next update ;)
     
  4. TheQuest

    TheQuest Registered Member

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    Hi, r00trd

    Are they when you scan with Ad-aware for ADS with the negligible risk retries checked, if so they are just that negligible entries and Lavasoft support advise to scan with them unchecked.

    If you run SpyBot SD after you remove those entries, SB will find them, then have SB remove them, you will find Ad-aware will fine them again, you will be going round in round in a never ending circle. [like a dog chasing it tail]

    Take Care
    TheQuest :cool:
     
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