is-G46V5.exe appeared while installing version 1.39

[Any Name Will Do]

While updating from version 1.38 to 1.39 Online Armor blocked is-G46V5.exe during the reboot. What is it. Should it be allowed?

Thanks,

ANWD

[yardbird]

Welcome to the forum! you need your AV/Firewall to trust some Malwarebyte file

files you need your AV/Firewall for mbam to trust

C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\mbam.sys

C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\mbamswissarmy.sys

C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbam.exe

C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbamgui.exe

C:\Program Files\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\mbamservice.exe

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware\rules.ref (Windows 2000/XP)

EDIT: just look over the above while I find out what G46V5.exe is?

[yardbird]

@ Any Name Will Do

In a pm with one of the experts, G46V5.exe is part of the install process, disconnect from the internet after your download of 1.39 -- and ONLY THEN, temporarily disable OA Please post back with your results... regards.

[Any Name Will Do]

@ Any Name Will Do

In a pm with one of the experts, G46V5.exe is part of the install process, disconnect from the internet after your download of 1.39 -- and ONLY THEN, temporarily disable OA Please post back with your results... regards.

Hello, I did a system reinstall using an image and tried again. This time the file had a slightly different name. I put Online Armor in learning mode so it didn't interfere with it. After a second reboot the file disappeared. Is that to be expected?

ANWD

[yardbird]

Hello, I did a system reinstall using an image and tried again. This time the file had a slightly different name. I put Online Armor in learning mode so it didn't interfere with it. After a second reboot the file disappeared. Is that to be expected?

ANWD

some.exe's disappear or go someplace else. Did the instructions above work? in post # 3??

[Any Name Will Do]

some.exe's disappear or go someplace else. Did the instructions above work? in post # 3??

Not sure what you meant by worked. Online Armor didn't block anything after the reboot caused by installing 1.39. Malwarebytes is set as trusted and Online Armor was in Learning Mode during the install process. Having a file disappear seems a little odd. The file was named is-bqdlr.exe. Can you confirm that is a legitimat file name.

Thanks,

ANWD

[yardbird]

Please look at the above posts till you see post number # 3 on the right dated, Yesterday, 06:05 PM ... If the malwarebytes program is working? and your Online Armor is working? do you have any issues? problems? please post them. In post # 3 above an expert I sent a PM to said the G46V5.exe will execute its files to be installed, and then its gone! there may be more that 1 .exe.. Let me know how your pc performs please, then will address the issue of:

Having a file disappear seems a little odd. The file was named is-bqdlr.exe.

lets address the last issue after we research it... regards...

[Any Name Will Do]

Please look at the above posts till you see post number # 3 on the right dated, Yesterday, 06:05 PM ... If the malwarebytes program is working? and your Online Armor is working? do you have any issues? problems? please post them. In post # 3 above an expert I sent a PM to said the G46V5.exe will execute its files to be installed, and then its gone! there may be more that 1 .exe.. Let me know how your pc performs please, then will address the issue of: lets address the last issue after we research it... regards...

Both Online Armor and Malwarebytes seem to be working OK. G46V5.exe did not reappear with this installation, rather is-bqdlr.exe. Is this a random file name created during the installation process?

ANWD

[yardbird]

Is bqdlr.exe on your desktop? Or in a C:\doc's & settings\userprofile\Temp? There are two files that should be removed, 1 is G46V5.exe and that is gone... please post back...

[MysteryFCM]

Everything between "is-" and ".exe" are completely random. The file is created specifically for the installation, and removed by the installer process once it's complete (you'll also see a similar file when uninstalling).

These are created by any program that used Inno Setup to create it's installer.

[Any Name Will Do]

Is bqdlr.exe on your desktop? Or in a C:\doc's & settings\userprofile\Temp? There are two files that should be removed, 1 is G46V5.exe and that is gone... please post back...

I didn't see any indication of G46V5.exe. bqdlr.exe appeared in C:\Windows. It's gone now.

ANWD

[Any Name Will Do]

Everything between "is-" and ".exe" are completely random. The file is created specifically for the installation, and removed by the installer process once it's complete (you'll also see a similar file when uninstalling).

These are created by any program that used Inno Setup to create it's installer.

Thanks for the explanation - is C:\windows the expected place for these files to appear?

ANWD

[yardbird]

Yes! so its not in the way on your desktop...