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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.

Trojan infection
unknown program | virus or spyware | not required in startup | user's choice | required in startup
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Type	Caption	Section	File name	Description
	<Random GUID>		mst32init.exe	Added by the Troj/Hazif-A password-stealing Trojan. This infection will also create the files c:\windowsnetiu1.dll and c:\windows\system32\netiu1.dllbr /br /Uses CLSID: bRandom/b. Read more
	(0C81EA61-20F8-4DDC-81BF-AF0923078398)		msctr.dll	Added by the Troj/Bankhof-E password-stealing Trojan. This infection installs the file C:\Windows\System32\rdrlib.dll.br /br /Uses CLSID: b(0C81EA61-20F8-4DDC-81BF-AF0923078398)/b. Read more
	.mscdsr		lsvchost.exe	Added by the Troj/Bdoor-CR backdoor trojan. This infection listens on an IRC server awaiting commands. Read more
	456655		Explorer.exe	Added by the Troj/Bifrose-DF Trojan. This infection should not be confused with the legitimate Microsoft file C:\Windows\Explorer.exe. Read more
	AntiVirus Update		AntiVirus.exe	Added by the W32/Rbot-HY trojan backdoor. This infection, when started, connects to an IRC server where it sits on a channel awaiting commands. Read more
	AntiVirus Update		msisvc.exe	Added by the W32/Rbot-HX trojan backdoor. This infection, when started, connects to an IRC server where it sits on a channel awaiting commands. Read more
	AntiVirus Update		updates.exe	Added by the W32/Rbot-JF trojan backdoor. This infection, when started, connects to an IRC server where it sits on a channel awaiting commands. Read more
	Application Management Browser		smss.exe	Added by the Troj/Comhush-A Trojan. This infection should not be confused with the legitimate smss.exe found in the C:\Windows\System32 (%System%)folder. Read more
	asus		asus.exe	Added by the W32/Rbot-OC trojan backdoor. This infection, when started, connects to an IRC server where it sits on a channel awaiting commands. These infections are usually capable of logging keystrokes, retrieve cd keys, and flood other computers. This infections logs your keystrokes to a file in your %System% folder called msreg.dll. Read more
	Ati Control Panel		atiphexx.EXE	Added by the W32/Rbot-BR trojan backdoor. This infection, when started, connects to an IRC server where it sits on a channel awaiting commands. Read more
	auto__antiav__key		antiav_exe.exe	Added by the Troj/BagleDl-AA Trojan. This infection also creates the file %System%antiav_dll.dll. Read more
	auto__hloader__key		hloader_exe.exe	Added by the Troj/BagleDl-W Trojan. This infection also creates the following file %System%hloader_dll.dll. Read more
	AVPX TCP		AVPX32.SYS	Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-Y backdoor trojan. This infection uses rootkit technology to hide itself from being seen. Read more
	avpx32		avpx32.dll	Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-Y backdoor trojan. This infection uses rootkit technology to hide itself from being seen. Read more
	AVPX64 TCP		AVPX64.SYS	Added by the Troj/Haxdoor-Y backdoor trojan. This infection uses rootkit technology to hide itself from being seen. Read more
	bbc		imsins.exe	Added by the Troj/Hupigon-U Trojan. This infection also installs the files C:\Windows\imsins.dll and C:\Windows\imsins_Hook.DLL. Read more
	bbdjmrxcX		[random filename]	Added by the Troj/Ranck-AX proxy trojan. This infection allows a remote intruder to use your Internet connection to hide his location. Read more
	bcnswsx		(path to file)	Added as result of a Ranck-AJ trojan infection Read more
	bdffefqes32		[random filename]	Added by the Troj/Ranck-Z proxy trojan. This infection allows a remote intruder to use your Internet connection to hide his location. Read more
	Bios Protector		vmaocesza.exe	Added by the W32/Rbot-EU trojan backdoor. This infection, when started, connects to an IRC server where it sits on a channel awaiting commands. Read more

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