I ran a precautionary Malearebytes scan subsequent to a blue screen rebooting after updates from Microsoft. The only item reported was a Security.Hijack for registry key: HKLM\SOFTWARE|Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\agent.exe Selecting Right Click/Jump to location for that item opens the Registry Editor at: My Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Agent.2 The Default value for that key is: "Microsoft Agent Character File (HTTP format)". The Default value for "Image File Execution Options\agent.exe" is not set. There no other values or sub-keys. While there is an apparent relationship between the keys, jumping to a location other then what was displayed was unexpected. Should I just click the remove button or investigate further? Thanks, david
