KernelFaultCheck

Usually happens when your machine has had a BSOD. If you DO wish to check further for any possible malware then you would need to follow the below.

READ & RUN ME FIRST. Malware Removal Guide

 

Basically you posted in the malware forum. I told you that HKLM:Run KernelFaultCheck %systemroot%\system32\dumprep 0 -k" is usually seen when you are having BSOD's, which you even said you are. So unless you are having any actual malware problems I would not worry about following the procedures in the link I gave you. If you ARE having malware problems, then regardless of your patience levels and whether you can be bothered to read the info or not, it IS something you would have to work through.

 

Well let me know soon! We are very busy at the moment.

Yes I have experienced it and do not like it personally.

 

Well first of all I never cease to be amazed by how many ungrateful people there are out there. Granted, most people here who come seeking my help are very appreciative and thankful for what I do (on a daily basis in MY OWN FREE TIME) Yes, I have a high post count, but that is something I have to say I am rather proud of, each of those posts are part of threads in malware removal, and here at Majorgeeks we take the utmost pride in working a thread to completion. We do not give up like most forums, we persevere. Each of those finished threads = a fixed computer (fixed for free, not taken into PC world and charged through the nose for)

So for you to say I did not give a serious response is absolutely ridiculous and small minded. I gave you advice to follow if you wanted, but you chose not to, obviously it was too much information for you to absorb. What Spybot found I would have found had you heeded my advice...but you chose not to.

Because you are so clever at removing malware all on your own, independently armed with Spybot search and destroy, I hope you never need my assistance in the future, because people with attitudes like yours... I have every right to refuse to help.

Thread closed. Too busy to indulge in forum drama and pettiness.

 

WRONG!!!!! What you found is not what you posted in your first message. You stated you had a kernal fault check and the process which is dumprep which is the normal process one would see when a Windows crash has occurred ( as Kestrel13! stated). A LEGMIR-BN trojan would have had the below registry entry which is not what you posted:

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\Explorer\Run
KernelFaultCheck
<System>\ptool32.exe

Either way if you would have followed the instructions that Kestrel13! took the time to give you, we could have told you whether you really had any malware problems and we could have fixed them. Please do not bother posting here again unless you are going to follow instructions properly and you lose the attitude.