Logitech came with BackWeb Lite

Discussion in 'other anti-malware software' started by Witchy, Sep 16, 2005.

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  1. Witchy

    Witchy Registered Member

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    I have just installed the Logitech keyboard and mouse MX3100 and now Spybot gives me 57 entries of BackWeb Lite. Now what should I do? Should I remove these registry entries? Or are they needed for automatic updates? Do keyboard and mouse still work after I remove BackWeb?
     
  2. JRCATES

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    I just did a quick Google search for this, and it appears that Spybot is the only scanner flagging this (or the only one mentioned in several various links). If you have other scanners, I would suggest running those to see if they flag these entries or not.

    Also, according to the search I just did....F-Secure, Hewlett Packard, and Logitech use this (BackWeb Lite) to update or check for updates for their products. I have used Logitech's mouse in the past, and found it to be a very good product....so I would lean towards ignoring Spybot and leaving them in place unless you have other scanners identifying the same items....
     
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    So does Kodak Easy Share. You can have Spybot exclude it from further searches.
     
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