[fixcar1]

I need information on what codeASU1 is in my registry editor.
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One program tells me it is Bifroze Trojan but that is one program Advance System Optimizer.
Ran ESET online no virus; also Norton; no virus detected.
Malware bytes all ok nothing found.
I need to know if this key is good and what program did this CodeASU1 come from?

Thank you in advance

Lee

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This post has been edited by fixcar1: 27 July 2011 - 07:55 PM

[allen2]

The only way to be sure, is to uninstall properly Advanced System Optimizer and see if the reg entry is also removed.

[adamt]

You could download Process Monitor from Sysinternals, and run that, looking for what is accessing that key.

Start process monitor with the /noconnect switch (c:\path\to\procmon.exe /noconnect) - which will stop it from instantly logging every single bit of activity from the second it loads.

Add a filter:

If path excludes "CodeASU1" then Exclude. Also, use the 'drop filtered events' option - to stop it from filling up your pagefile.

Now tell it to start capturing events, and from there on, it's a waiting game to see which processes are touching that key.

[Tripredacus]

It does look to be that virus. Here is more info
http://www.microsoft...2%2FBifrose.ACI

Other user reports online have found problems removing it fully, as MSE and Kapersky (from March 2011) only would do a partial quarantine.

Moving to AV forum, as I can't find a good set of removal instructions that doesn't involve downloading some weird removal tool.