secureapp70700.exe

Biz · Aug 14, 2010

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I had a little run in with Antimalware Doctor, and I used Malwarebytes to remove it, but I see this secureapp70700.exe thing twice with antimalware doctor and "winwods security alerts".

Is my computer just messing up or is this something I need to take care of?

I found it once, and it was an application - I tried deleting it but nothing happened.

I searched it again and now I can't find it.

But it's still in my Notification Area.

How do I get rid of it?

I have been told that the virus no longer exists in my system.

The problem is that I cannot remove it from my notifications list.

DavidGP · Aug 14, 2010

Hi

Sadly cannot open your logs from the malware forum (likely me playing around with opriosn in Windows) but you need to delete the Windows Tray notifications and below should help

XP is this

Open Regedit ( goto Start > Run and type regedit and hit enter )
Locate the registry key location HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\TrayNotify and right click the folder and choose Export ( this will backup that location for you )

then Delete the two values ( again right click each of them and choose delete ) IconStreams and PastIconsStream once deleted hit CTRL-ALT-DEL and look for explorer.exe in the Processes Tab and click it and choose End Process ( at this point it is perfectly normal for your taskbar and all desktop icons to disapear )

then with the Task Manager still open click the top menu option of New Task (Run...) and in the Open box type explorer and hit enter. Then when you check the Customize Notifications they will all be gone (apart from some running ones) best bet is to restore all your actual running tray processes is to re-boot.
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Vista and Win7 this

Open Regedit ( goto Start > type regedit in the Start Search box and hit enter )
Locate the registry key location HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\Local Settings\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\TrayNotify and right click the folder and choose Export ( this will backup that location for you )

then Delete the two values but right clicking and choose delete both IconStreams and PastIconsStream once deleted hit CTRL-ALT-DEL and look for explorer.exe in the Processes Tab and click it, then choose End Process (at this point it is perfectly normal for your taskbar and all desktop icons to disapear)

then with the Task Manager still open click the top menu option of New Task (Run...) and in the Open box type explorer and hit enter.

then when you check the Customize Notifications they will all be gone ( apart from some running ones ) best bet is to restore all your actual running tray processes is to re-boot
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Biz · Aug 14, 2010

I love you guys so much!

IT'S GONE! :celebrate

Thanks!

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