AutoIt Error

Zekrom_cool · May 31, 2011

This error has suddenly turned up and every time I close it, it pops up again. What is this file and why does this happen?[/p]

Cyan · May 31, 2011

I didn't know autoIt, it seems to be a script engine.
Though, your problem may be a malware and not a real AutoIt v3 script.

You should try to scan your computer for viruses and malwares.
Try following Rydian's pinned topic in the computer's forum.

Zekrom_cool · May 31, 2011

Cyan said:
I didn't know autoIt, it seems to be a script engine.
Though, your problem may be a malware and not a real AutoIt v3 script.

You should try to scan your computer for viruses and malwares.
Try following Rydian's pinned topic in the computer's forum.

If you could give me the link. I am having a tough time searching it in 214 pages.

Chhotu uttam · May 31, 2011

Here it is.

link
also pinned topic are placed at the top.

Zekrom_cool · May 31, 2011

It talks about Virus and Malware removal. I want to know how to fix this CORRUPTED file.

Chhotu uttam · May 31, 2011

Can't you read this.

Cyan said:
I didn't know autoIt, it seems to be a script engine.
Though, your problem may be a malware and not a real AutoIt v3 script.

You should try to scan your computer for viruses and malwares.
Try following Rydian's pinned topic in the computer's forum.

Zekrom_cool · May 31, 2011

There is no malware. I did it as soon as i got that reply!

FAST6191 · May 31, 2011

edit- must remember to press refresh before posting. I will leave it up though

It is sticked
http://gbatemp.net/t208774-spyware-adware-...r-removal-guide

Anyhow yeah I will second a malware diagnosis- recycler (the directory used by the recycle bin on the drive) is often used to house malware although windows tends to stop it being read from.
Equally autoit (you might have met it if you have used batchDPG) does have a fair few pieces of malware coded in it (it is a really easy language to learn and quite powerful as well making the skiddies a fan of it) and regsvr.exe is the name a windows file which would certainly not be coded in autoIT (malware will often assume the name of a proper windows file).

After your finish fixing your machine you will want to run the following from the command line
sfc /scannow
This will check the system files for corruption (although it works just as well for replacing the files malware might have replaced)- that looks like XP so you will probably need your install disc.

doyama · Jun 12, 2011

AutoIT is a scripting utility, one benefit is that it allows you actually enter fields into windows that pop up if you know the field names and window names. We use it to automate installs for older programs that dont' have silent installs, or installs that require a lot of post install configuration that you cant automate.

Thus bascially you have a virus and the writer is using autoIT to install whatever they're trying to do in the registry but failing.

Copy off all your documents. Format the drive an start over.

DO NOT DO WHATEVER THE HELL YOU WERE DOING BEFORE YOU GOT THESE MESSAGES. Which most likely was
1) Installing Warez software
2) Trying to activate Windows for 'free'

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