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I've updated, unquarantined the registry entries and done another scan. Nothing was found and many thanks for the fix.
Madeline
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I have the same things showing after doing a scan with MBAM database v2012.04.11.06. The items are currently quarantined and hadn't shown up yesterday.
Another alleged Worm.Agent was pmmig.exe which I uploaded to Jotti's malware scan; none of the 20 programs there found anything,so I've restored the file.
I'll be interested to know your findings!
Madeline
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I'd like to say many thanks for your excellent program! I recently updated to v1.60.0.1800 and it's working fine for me on my XP (Home) SP3 PC.
Madeline
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PUM mean potentially unwanted modification. Being you set this you want this modification. This is not the default in windows. This can be added to the ignore list.
In the scan results right click the detection and hit add to ignore list.
The reason this was added is a lot of fakeav's are starting to hide icons.
Thank you for this! I logged in to ask about this issue as I always keep my desktop icons hidden so that I can see whatever nice wallpaper I'm using! I have a Desktop Toolbar on my Quick Launch bar so that I can access any of the programs after clicking on the double chevron and this makes having the desktop icons visible somewhat superfluous. I'd already added 'HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced|HideIcons' to my Ignore List, so it's nice to know I did the right thing.
Many thanks for an excellent program!
Madeline
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Thanks for your advice AdvancedSetup, it's much appreciated. I'm usually careful about creating restore points before making alterations. I've been checking the programs on my PC and I'll have a look at Secunia PSI as you suggested.
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Thanks for your good wishes! I wouldn't like to be without Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware.
I was interested to see on the Canon UK site that the model of scanner I have still comes with Omni-page SE OCR software. So apparently this hasn't changed over the last 7 years!
Incidentally, although I said in Post #5 that all my programs are up to date, maybe I should qualify that by changing it to 'all the programs that I actually use are ....'!
Thanks again and my very best wishes to everyone for a happy festive season.
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Thanks for your reply about Scansoft's Omnipage. I expect everyone who's tried to help will be as pleased as I am to know that the error message has gone!
I uninstalled Omnipage and restarted my PC. I then updated MBAM and used the 'Exit' button to close the program - no error message appeared! In order to confirm that the error message had gone, I ran a scan, used the 'Exit' button and again no error message in evidence. Thank you all very much for helping me to get rid of this small annoyance.
While I'm here, I'd like to thank you for this excellent program; I know from visiting various sites that MBAM is frequently recommended to people and rightly so. I'm very impressed by the increased speed of scanning in version 1.50 too.
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I've got some new info from one of the developers.
If any of you are running Scansoft's OmniPage OCR software then you need to try updating it to the latest version. It's apparently the file ophook32.dll, which is a part of that program, that's causing the problem.
Thanks for the info. We do have an old version of Scansoft's Omnipage on this PC - the SE version. I have never, as far as I know, used this program. When I scan things into the PC I use a different program altogether, which works fine for scanning in photos and letters. Apart from that, the scanner isn't used all that much. Omnipage isn't free, so I don't want to pay for an update to it. Do you think it would cause any problems if I just uninstall it? We have the program only because it was bundled with other software for our Canon scanner and the scanner isn't configured to use Omnipage at present.
Thanks for all your help.
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Thank you, I'll keep an eye on this topic!
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You're welcome. I'll be interested to know if the files help and whether the issue gets fixed. Will someone be able to let me know please?
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Hi exile360,
I've done what you said and the download link I was given by RapidShare is as follows:
http://rapidshare.com/files/434752360/Dr_Watson.zip
Hopefully this will help you to shed some light on the error message. I wasn't able to get the error message just by opening MBAM and then closing it by either the 'Close' button or the 'Exit' button, so I did an update and it appeared then!
Many thanks for your help.
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The answers to your questions are as follows:
1. Windows XP Home SP3, 32-bit
2. Norton Internet Security 2010 and SpywareBlaster version 4.4.
3. MBAM Free, version 1.50
4. Definition version 5235
5. Dial-up modem. Broadband isn't available where I live unfortunately.
6. 1.5GB
In addition to the above, I also have SAS Free 4.46.1000 which is fully up to date, as are all my programs.
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Thank you for your answer. I did exactly what you said, but alas the error message persists! As I said, it doesn't seem to affect the running of the program, so I think I'll just live with this minor irritation! Thanks for trying to help.
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I'm running XP SP3 with the free version of MBAM. The error message I get if I exit MBAM via the 'Exit' button is:
'The instruction at "10x010a3d70" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program'
If I use the red 'X', I don't see this message, The program works normally apart from this. It updates and scans as it always has done with previous versions. Is this caused by a bug in the new version of MBAM? If not, does anyone have any idea what may be causing it? Originally I got v1.50 when I updated v1.46, but since getting this message, I uninstalled MBAM, downloaded a new set-up file from a link here and re-installed the program, but the error message persists.
In a way this is a minor issue because it doesn't seem to affect the running of the program, but I'd like to know why it happens, if possible. Thanks.
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It's good to know you've survived the celebrations!
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I'm sorry to read about the pilots who died when their helicopter crashed, catscomputer. It would have been a tragedy whenever it happened, but for it to have happened at this particular time makes it even more poignant. May they rest in peace.
I've already replied to one of the other ANZAC Day posts, so I won't repeat myself here.
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I'm a bit late in replying, but thank you for your post. I found it very moving. It's always a good thing to be reminded of the bravery and sacrifices made by people from countries other than our own.
It put Australia's mark on the world as something other than a nation descended from convicts.Indeed it did and I hope that nobody these days would think of Australians in those former bigoted ways. Thank you again for what you said so that like you, others will honour your compatriots.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY hayc59
I hope you have a wonderful day!
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Hello castman 1985 and welcome to the Malwarebytes' forum. I know from personal experience that you'll find this forum both friendly and helpful.
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Thanks again for the latest good wishes from sho-dan, catscomputer and SpiderLover. You're all very kind and I really appreciate it!
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Thank you all for your birthday good wishes, they're much appreciated. You're very kind and I'm almost overwhelmed by you all! I had a really nice day, even the weather was great and this thread's the icing on the cake!
Thanks again.
Madeline
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Thanks for your suggestion striver. I have actually got Roboform, I've just never got around to setting it up! It's something I ought to do before too long.
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Enjoy your stay here
Thanks, I'm sure I will!
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It's a good idea to change passwords every few months or so too.
That's true. Thanks again to you and others here for your help and advice.
False Positive: Worm.Agent / Registry Keys
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It's good to know that it's fixed now, thanks for all your efforts on our behalf.
Madeline