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Startup programs categories:

• - unknown program.
  Recommendation: Search for more information about this program.
  
  
• - not required or harmful.
  Recommendation: Delete this program from startup.
  
  
• - not required - can be disabled.
  Recommendation: Disable or delete this program from startup.
  
  
• - user's choice.
  Recommendation: If not needed in background, delete or temporarily disable its startup configuration entry and start program manually if required.
  
  
• - normal to run at start-up.
  Recommendation: Don't delete this program from startup.

Program system
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Type	Caption	Section	File name	Description
	AclService		AclService	C:\Windows\System32\aclservice.exe, and C:\Windows\Downloaded Program Files\acl.inf.
	b3d		BDEsecureinstall.exe	B3d Projector foistware - periodically trys to access the internet. (1) Uninstall it via Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs. (2) Remove the BDEsecureinstall.exe if still present in C:\\Windows\\System. (3) Disable and ideally delete it from the registry. (4) Remove the "BDE" directory and all its contents Read more
	b3dUpdate		Zupdate.exe	B3d Projector foistware - periodically trys to access the internet. (1) Uninstall it via Start - Settings - Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs. (2) Remove the BDEsecureinstall.exe if still present in C:\Windows\System. (3) Disable and ideally delete it from the registry. (4) Remove the "BDE" directory and all its contents Read more
	DSS		dssagent.exe	DSSAgent by Br?derbund - spyware. Sends encrypted emails about the system back to the originators of the program. Also a resource hog. See here for more info Read more
	ICQ Lite Messenger		[random filename]	Added by an unidentified VIRUS, WORM or TROJAN! Unlike the legitimate ICQ Lite executable, which will be located in the ICQLITE folder in Program Files, this particular impostor is located in the Windows or Winnt\System32 directory
	ipod usb service		iPODService.exe	Added by a variant of the WIN32.RBOT WORM! - Do NOT confuse with the Apple iPod process of the same name. The legitimate iPod file will always be located in the Program FilesiPodbin folder, and is implemented as a system service, thus NOT listed in Msconfig/Startup! Read more
	itunes		itunes.exe	Added by a variant of the WIN32.RBOT WORM! - NOTE - this file will be placed in de Windows\System32 or Winnt\System32 folder, and should NOT be confused with the (legitimate) Apple iTunes process, always located in the Program Files\iTunes folder. Read more
	NeroCheck		regedit.exe	Added by the DOOMJUICE.B WORM! Note - this is not the valid Ahead Nero CD burning program. Also it is not the valid Windows registry editor which resides in C:\Windows or C:\Winnt wheras this version resides in C:\Windows\System (Win9x/Me), C:\Winnt\System32 (WinNT/2K) or C:\Windows\System32 (WinXP) Read more
	RFTray		RFTRay.exe	Reality Fusion GameCam Video Interaction Technology Software that comes with the Logitech QuickCam PC video camera and other USB cameras. It's only an icon that appears on your System Tray. Available via Start - Programs
	smsslevel4		smss.exe	UNidentified malware - NOTE - this file is placed in a:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\Skins\WindowsMediaSkin\Data\Level4 Level4 folder, and should NOT be confused with the legitimate Windows smss.exe process, always located in the Winnt\System32 or Windows\System32 folder, and which moreover should NOT figure in Msconfig/Startup! Read more
	update" -s setup		Zupdate.exe	B3d Projector foistware - periodically tries to access the internet. (1) Uninstall via Start - Settings - Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs. (2) Remove the BDEsecureinstall.exe if still present in C:\Windows\System. (3) Disable and ideally delete it from the registry. (4) Remove the "BDE" directory and all its contents Read more
	winfixer helper		wfxcwr.exe	WinFixer web installer - Winfixer is "Foistware", pretending to be system optimization, protection and recovery software - stealth installed, generally found in the Program Files\WinFixer folder. For more information click on this_link
	WNAD		WNAD.EXE	Spyware added as a result of running a program called "Yo Mama Osama" (osama.exe). See here for more and how to get rid of it. There are other ways this can show up on your system, and it will manifest itself by periodically opening a new browser window with advertising for copy DVD software and the like
	Zopenssl		zopenssl.dll	Added by the Trojan.Goldun.K rootkit. This program is used by the infection to stealth C:\Windows\System32\zopenssld.sys and its related service. Read more
	Zupdate		Zupdate.exe	B3d Projector foistware - periodically trys to access the internet. (1) Uninstall it via Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Add/Remove Programs. (2) Remove the BDEsecureinstall.exe if still present in C:\\Windows\\System. (3) Disable and ideally delete it from the registry. (4) Remove the "BDE" directory and all its contents Read more
	[not used]		mcafee32.exe	w32rbotxe drops a TROJAN, creating several files in %Program Files%, %Windir%, and %system% in addition to this file. Read more
	[unknown]		ION.EXE	Added by the W32/Sdbot-ID worm. When started this infection connects to an IRC server where it waits for remote commands. This program will log keystrokes to a file called c:\windows\system\keylog.txt. Read more

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