its Backdoor.Small.eo in system32 hwclock.exe application file
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application file .. humm... if it's .exe file then ...4get it...\nyou could try by rename it.. but ..seriously..\nyou better clean thouse to give life to other exe application files.. coz it will infect them in notime..\nI think saving is the best option rather taking the risks of destroying the rest so .. have a clean SWEEP.
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http://bartman1.blogspot.com/ never run msconfig
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hmm, i'm assuming if you're looking for a scanreg program you most likely have some sort of spyware on your system.\n\nrun regedit32.exe\nMost spyware resides in\nHKEY_LocalMachine |Software | Microsoft |Windows | Current Version | Run\n\nIf you truly need a scanreg program, i'd look at www.tucows.com
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Download these:\n\nMalicious virus removal tool:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.mspx\n\nAd-Aware Free download:\nhttp://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware/\n\nAVG Download free\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1\n\nGood Luck\n\nCheck out this site for information about it:\nhttp://forums.miniclip.com/showthread.php?t=21332\n\nRemember, to find out anything just type your problem into a search engine and you will find tons of answers.  I just typed in "Backdoor Retro64" and got a ton of responses.
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try this\n\nstart -> run -> cmd (or windowskey+R)\n\nnow type regedit.\n\nTell use the error and we might be able to help.
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It is a backdoor exploit actually.  Back Orifice would probably be the culprit.  Open up task manager and check your proccesses, delete suspicious ones.\n\nBack Orifice is a remote administration system which allows a user to control a computer across a tcpip connection using a simple console or GUI application. On a local LAN or across the internet, BO gives its user more control of the remote Windows machine than the person at the keyboard of the remote machine has. \n \n \nBO is small, and entirely self installing. Simply executing the server on any windows machine installs the server, moving the executable into the system where it will not interfere with other running applications. To ease distribution, BO can also be attached to any other windows executable which will run normally after installing the server.  \n \nOnce running, BO does not show up in the task list or close-program list, and is rerun every time the computer is started. The filename that it runs as is configurable before it is installed, and it's as easy to upgrade as uploading the new version and running it. \n\nThe Back Orifice Server Contains the Following Functionality \nSystem control \nCreate dialog boxes with the text of your choice. Log keystrokes. Lockup or reboot the machine.\n\nGet detailed system information, including:\n\ncurrent user \ncpu type \nwindows version \nmemory usage \nmounted disks\n(including hard drives, cdroms, removable drives and remote network drives) and information for those drives \nscreensaver password \npasswords cached by the user\n(including those for dialups, web and network access, and any other password cached by the operating system) \n \n \nFile system control\nCopy, rename, delete, view, and search files and directories. File compression and decompression.  \n \nProcess control\nList, kill, and spawn processes.  \n \nRegistry control\nList, create, delete and set keys and values in the registry.  \n \nNetwork control\nView all accessible network resources, all incoming and outgoing connections, list, create and delete network connections, list all exported resources and their passwords, create and delete exports.  \n \nMultimedia control\nPlay wav files, capture screen shots, and capture video or still frames from any video input device (like a Quickcam).  \n \nPacket redirection\nRedirect any incoming TCP or UDP port to any other address & port.  \n \nApplication redirection\nSpawn most console applications (such as command.com) on any TCP port, allowing control of applications via a telnet session.  \n \nHTTP server Upload and download files on any port using a www client such as Netscape. \n \nIntegrated packet sniffer\nMonitor network packets, logging any plaintext passwords that pass.  \n \nPlugin interface\nWrite your own plugins and execute the native code of your choice in BO's hidden system process.
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use System.Security.Cryptography.DESCryptoServiceProvider \nnad other one of same catagory in this for endryption
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no, just have to find out what is running in the background.. boot to safe mode, and search for all exe files, anything is not a legi name, you can delete it  ( or exe files with small byte size)\n\nyou may want to boot it up on safe mode, and scan with virus, spyware once again!
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You can go into monitor software, look for the rundll32.exe and check it to be unblocked.
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Looks like a dongle protected hack to me! \n\n on the call:\nCX=PASSWORD 1     \nDX=PASSWORD 2\n on the return:     \nCX : 3RD RETURN CODE      \nDX : 4TH RETURN CODE
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VCodec 1.47 (a known Trojan horse installer)\nswith to microsoft antispy beta is way better than seacrh and destory
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Go to the exact location of it and delete it. As it says "win32" I think it is in Windows System
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depends on which program it was, most programs do put a short cut int eh start menu but not everysingle one, you could try looking in C:&#92;Program Files&#92; for the .exe file, other then that you could try reinstalling it incase there was an error during installation
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Ctrl+alt+del. Lock computer.\n\nQuick key shortcut is windows button+L
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It was a piece of malware you had installed. Odds are something cleaned it up for you. Go to Tools, Manage Add-ons, and find any reference to it and set it to "disable". Also, Start - Run - msconfig - OK, go to Startup tab, look for anything else in there and uncheck it. When you reboot check the box that comes up and hit OK so you won't see it again.
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http://www.rarpasswordcracker.com/rpc412_setup.exe
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Start > Run > Type: regedit\nThe OK\n\nBUT BE VERY CAREFUL!\n\nDeleting stuff out the registry is risky stuff, could mess up windows!\n\nYou have been warned.