The original wuauclt.exe is stored on C:\Windows\System32, but if you notice it placed in a different location, you should strongly consider taking action, since wuauclt.exe may be a disguised Trojan, worm or a virus. If this is the case, we strongly recommend you to scan your computer for possible malware infections.
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Trojandownloader.xs is a malignant Trojan application. Trojandownloader.xs may sneak into your computer system through browser security cracks. As soon as Trojandownloader.xs is inside your machine, it will start changing your desktop background and icon colors.
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Psw.x-vir trojan is a malicious Trojan infection that may compromise your machine through weak security points. Psw.x-vir trojan displays misleading error reports for VirusHeat.
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Vapidab is a malevolent Trojan parasite. Vapidab is designed to compromise your machine and provide a security-free passage for more parasites to enter your computer by decreasing security system settings.
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Trojan.Mebroot is a vile Trojan parasite. Trojan.Mebroot has the ability to infiltrate your computer through browser security gaps. Trojan.Mebroot is designed to infect the Master Boot Record (MBR) of the Hard Drive Disc and install malware and spyware applications that may violate your privacy and security severely.
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Trojan.Win32.Starfield is a nasty Trojan application. Trojan.Win32.Starfield is designed to display misleading warning notifications via IEDefender virus. Trojan.Win32.Starfield may infiltrate your computer bundled with a corrupt video codec.
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OSX.RSPlug.A is a malevolent Trojan application. OSX.RSPlug.A is designed to run on Macintosh OS X and has the ability to modify DNS settings and redirect your browser to dangerous websites.
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Trojan.Agent is a malicious Trojan parasite that has the ability to enter your system via browser security exploits. Once in your computer, Trojan.Agent will decrease your security system settings and allow supplementary malware applications to compromise your computer.
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Trojan-Downloader.Small.hnw is a malevolent Trojan that may compromise your machine by exploiting browser security vulnerabilities.
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Trojan.Agent.dfv is a nasty Trojan parasite. Trojan.Agent.dfv is designed to compromise your computer and create a security-free gap for additional malware and spyware applications to infiltrate your machine.
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Trojan-Clicker.Agent.ac is a malevolent Trojan that has the ability to exploit browser security vulnerabilities, as well as weaknesses in Windows Operating system.
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Trojan.Dialer.yz is a nasty Trojan dialer application that is commonly brought into your system via browser security gaps or bundled with various malware applications.
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Trojan-Downloader.Agent.hjo is a malicious Trojan parasite. It embeds itself into Windows system processes in order to sidestep most firewall software.
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Trojan.Clicker.Agent.po is a malicious Trojan designed to compromise your computer and create a security-free path for additional malware applications to be downloaded and installed onto your machine.
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Troj/Pushdo is a malicious Trojan designed to harass Windows platform users. Troj/Pushdo is usually brought to your system bundled with corrupt video codecs or is downloaded from popular P2P sites.
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