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I have this strange connection showing in my machine...

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It say that the remote host is 127.0.0.1 which is as i understand it my own computer but why that chinese address... I am not in China, i am in Finland... The file responsible for this seems to be the nspr4.dll in the firefox folder. Maybe my computer is part of some bigger network or something...

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It seems that the address is in my host file in the entries placed by spybot search and destroy... So i think that the firefox dll wants to access that chinese address but the host file blocks it.

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Hi,

nspr4.dll seems to often be a part of RoboForm. Do you have RoboForm installed?

Then you can try to inactivate it in Firefox and see if the connection disappears.

Source: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=5d72478d377257f3&hl=en

Hello i dont have RoboForm installed but i have this pdf reader called foxit reader. I wonder if it has anything to do with that since i found out that it propably installs the opencandy adware. I try to uninstall and check if it still tries to connect.

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I scanned with comodo cleaning essentials and it found modified mbr. It only scans about two seconds and then the program just exits but i managed to push the stop button soon as it had scanned the mbr and got a screenshot of the results screen... Maybe it's just the windows recovery console. Kaspersky's tdss killer wont detect anything.

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