Trojan "Wintab32.dll" Detected -- Not Sure What To Do..

[meandnotyou]

Hello,

I have MB running a full scan automatically every evening and recently it started picking up a trojan - wintab32.dll - a few days ago. I've tried to quarantine, but it keeps coming back up with each scan. When I search for the file in the locations cited on the internet, it's not there.

I've searched the net and it seems this is a standard tablet driver of some sort. I did have a tablet before, which I've uninstalled the drivers and software for recently.

Any ideas on how I can resolve this?

Thanks in advance.

[wildman424]

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