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Uknown Rootkit Drivers


nazareth

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Hello All, ran malwarebytes this am for first time and got the following several possibles- but looking online they seem ligit- like one is supposed to be used for hybrid sleep and waking, a couple are Microsoft drivers etc- Are any of these anything I need to be worried about? I do use RollbackRX, not sure if any of these are related to that?

 

I use windows 7 home- all updated, 64 bit, IE, I have Norton's internet security running- can't think of anything else- if you need more info please lemme know

 

Here's the list:

 

 

 

 

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The following are all in my windows/system32/drivers folder (for some reason this forum isn't allowing my to paste the info but the following files are all in same place-)

 

1394ohci.sys

 

acpi.sys

 

acpipmi.sys

 

afd.sys

 

amdsata.sys

 

amdxata.sys

 

appid.sys

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The purpose of this sub-forum is specifically to deal with a case where it is possible that Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware (MBAM) has made a declaration on something and you believe that its a false detection or in other words, a False Positive declaration.

 

If that is the case see the following; Please read before reporting a false positive

 

If you believe you have an issue where you think you may be infected and need assistance then please see the sub-forum; Malware Removal Help

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