Windows Startup Entries, Symbol: [v]
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ViOrb
File Name: ViOrb.exe
Description:
External: ViOrb (Vista Start Button for XP) adds a Vista style Start Button for Windows XP users and can be loaded at boot time or started manually
External: ViOrb (Vista Start Button for XP) adds a Vista style Start Button for Windows XP users and can be loaded at boot time or started manually
vipantispyware
File Name: vipantispyware.exe
Description:
External: VipAntiSpyware rogue spyware remover - not recommended
External: VipAntiSpyware rogue spyware remover - not recommended
Virgin Broadband advisor
File Name: Broadbandadvisor.exe
Description:
Virgin Media Broadband Advisor tool installed when you choose to install their older PCGuard or PCGuard Total internet security suite - sourced by External: Radialpoint. Apart from downloading the suite installation files, the exact purpose is unknown at this time but it may be used to source critical updates and alerts so should therefore be left enabled
Virgin Media Broadband Advisor tool installed when you choose to install their older PCGuard or PCGuard Total internet security suite - sourced by External: Radialpoint. Apart from downloading the suite installation files, the exact purpose is unknown at this time but it may be used to source critical updates and alerts so should therefore be left enabled
Virgin Media HUB
File Name: VirginMediaHUB.exe
Description:
Virgin Media HUB tool installed when you choose to install their Virgin Media internet security suite - sourced by External: Radialpoint. Apart from downloading the suite installation files, the exact purpose is unknown at this time but it may be used to source critical updates and alerts so should therefore be left enabled
Virgin Media HUB tool installed when you choose to install their Virgin Media internet security suite - sourced by External: Radialpoint. Apart from downloading the suite installation files, the exact purpose is unknown at this time but it may be used to source critical updates and alerts so should therefore be left enabled
VirginMediaHUB
File Name: VirginMediaHUB.exe
Description:
Virgin Media HUB tool installed when you choose to install their Virgin Media internet security suite - sourced by External: Radialpoint. Apart from downloading the suite installation files, the exact purpose is unknown at this time but it may be used to source critical updates and alerts so should therefore be left enabled
Virgin Media HUB tool installed when you choose to install their Virgin Media internet security suite - sourced by External: Radialpoint. Apart from downloading the suite installation files, the exact purpose is unknown at this time but it may be used to source critical updates and alerts so should therefore be left enabled
VirginMediaHUB.exe
File Name: VirginMediaHUB.exe
Description:
Virgin Media HUB tool installed when you choose to install their Virgin Media internet security suite - sourced by External: Radialpoint. Apart from downloading the suite installation files, the exact purpose is unknown at this time but it may be used to source critical updates and alerts so should therefore be left enabled
Virgin Media HUB tool installed when you choose to install their Virgin Media internet security suite - sourced by External: Radialpoint. Apart from downloading the suite installation files, the exact purpose is unknown at this time but it may be used to source critical updates and alerts so should therefore be left enabled
VirRL2009
File Name: VirRL2009.exe
Description:
External: VirusResponse Lab 2009 rogue security software - not recommended
External: VirusResponse Lab 2009 rogue security software - not recommended
Virscanner
File Name: smss.exe
Description:
Added by the External: DWNLDR-GWE TROJAN! Note - this is not the legitimate External: smss.exe process which is always located in %System% and should not normally figure in Msconfig/Startup! This one is located in %Windir%
Added by the External: DWNLDR-GWE TROJAN! Note - this is not the legitimate External: smss.exe process which is always located in %System% and should not normally figure in Msconfig/Startup! This one is located in %Windir%