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What are these files and why are they running?

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mypet - 18 May 2007 16:47 GMT
When doing spyware and virus scans, the following files keep coming up
as problems:

c:\windows\user32.dll
c:\windows\ntoskrnl.exe
                \system32\fccabxu.dll
                \rundll32.exe

Webpages keep loading like popups in spite of a popup blocker and
something sounds like its "running" constantly even though the
computer is idle.  I got buffer overrun msgs. until the virus/spyware
scans but I'm not getting them anymore.

The virus/spyware scans say that they are renaming/deleting/repairing
things, but they are still out there.  Can anyone tell me what to do
about this?  thanks
charlestek - 09 Jun 2007 17:04 GMT
Disable or uninstall your present antispyware. Download and install the
trial of sunbelt counterspy:

http://www.sunbelt-software.com/Home-Home-Office/CounterSpy/Download/

Run a scan in safe mode to be sure to get everything.

Stop posting in the wrong forum. This is a forum for visual studio
installation, not a spyware forum.

> When doing spyware and virus scans, the following files keep coming up
> as problems:
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> things, but they are still out there.  Can anyone tell me what to do
> about this?  thanks

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