Hviewer and sonic registry entries

i reinstalled windows vista home premium 64bit a few days ago and instaled my usual programs such as, avira, threatfire, prevx free, itunes and and mozilla.

im wondering what these 2 registry entries are. they are located in:

HKEY local machine\software\sonic and HKEY current user\software\localappwizard generated applications\Hviewer

can anyone here tell me what these 2 things are?

tried googling but nothing relaly showed up

 

yes i know this is an old thread, but i was just looking through old threads ive made and this thread caught my eye.

can anyone tell me where the sonic registry entry came from? same with hviewer?

just thought these 2 were both sketchy cause ive never installed any roxio/sonic type of burning software

 

anyone??

i have deleted both of these registry entries since the first post of this thread, but im just wondering where these came from and should i be worried? could they have been part of windows vista?

i have never downloaded or isntalled any non legit program btw

 

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i don't think either were part of vista. sonic key might belong to Roxio software and hviewer might or not be this
http://3d2f.com/download/18-667-hadith-viewer-free-download.shtml

 

ive never installed any roxio software, or hadith viewer....

ive only installed all legitmate programs and i dont pirate software or games so i dont know where those 2 registry entries came from

 

bumpity bump

 

anyone? i have never installed any sonic/roxio burning software or anything related to hadith viewer.

 

bump again. it hasnt appeared in my registry ever since i deleted it back in october of 2009, but i still want to know where these came from.

can anyone give me any info on these 2 things? thx

 

none??

when i reformatted back in october i installed all legit applications and programs. i did not download anything related to hviewer or roxio burning software.

ive never downloaded anything other than 100% safe applications.

 

bump again......

the only thing i could find about hviewer was this.

http://www.threatexpert.com/report.aspx?md5=e9c25a3e6863438ce89d158a28c6c09a