Unknown process: fxiegwfr.exe

Discussion in 'Malware Help (A Specialist Will Reply)' started by SGC_Geek, Apr 4, 2005.

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  1. SGC_Geek

    SGC_Geek Private First Class

    I searched my sytem for those three files. They do not exist on my PC.
     
    SGC_Geek, Apr 30, 2005
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  2. sylvainb

    sylvainb Private E-2

    You can delete the intlmain.dll file. I'm sure it's not an important file. :)
     
    sylvainb, Apr 30, 2005
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  3. chaslang

    chaslang MajorGeeks Admin - Master Malware Expert Staff Member

    killapps.exe can be valid or bad. Depends on where it is.

    Killapps.exe is used by Creative setup to terminate active applications before installing/uninstalling Creative software. The problem is that the same application is used by several scripts and trojans to terminate anti-virus software and firewalls.

    You can obviously figure it out my checking the file Properties.

    Did you try deleting fxiegwfr.exe from both locations? And did the renaming of those other files help.

    Please read the other post I referenced.
     
    chaslang, Apr 30, 2005
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  4. SGC_Geek

    SGC_Geek Private First Class

    That has to be the DLL behind it all. I used TDS-3 to view the strings included in intlmain.xxx. I believe the following to be the most relevant.

    0841: KERNEL32.DLL
    40854: ADVAPI32.dll
    40867: ole32.dll
    40877: RPCRT4.dll
    40888: urlmon.dll
    40899: WININET.dll
    40913: LoadLibraryA
    40927: GetProcAddress
    40943: RegCloseKey
    40957: CoInitialize
    40971: UuidToStringA
    40987: UrlMkGetSessionOption
    41011: HttpOpenRequestA
    41079: vbterm.dll
    41090: DllRegisterServer


    Deleting files: I do it every time. I'm a pro at it now. :)
     
    SGC_Geek, Apr 30, 2005
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  5. SGC_Geek

    SGC_Geek Private First Class

    This situation appears to be resolved. I have not encountered the problem since renaming the two files below -- knock on wood.
     
    SGC_Geek, May 6, 2005
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  6. sylvainb

    sylvainb Private E-2

    Try the Avast Antivirus it is a free anti-vir. it detect virus, trojan, spyware , a lot of diferent kind of malware. I use it and its this one which detect the intlmain.dll. Go there to download: www.avast.com

    Is your problem is resolved? what was the file?
     
    sylvainb, May 12, 2005
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  7. SGC_Geek

    SGC_Geek Private First Class

    Slvainb,

    Before you post, try reading the whole thread. Your answer is there.
     
    SGC_Geek, May 12, 2005
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  8. sylvainb

    sylvainb Private E-2


    I'm sorry, its because i'm french and so mayby i didnt understand! ;)
     
    sylvainb, May 20, 2005
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