NIS 2010 doesn't like driver signing utility dseo12.exe from ngohq.com

brucew6char · ‎03-06-2010

Hi,

I'm upgrading my HP laptop from Vista/32 to W7/64 and am having problems adding the conexant audio drivers. HP isn't very helpful and hasn't yet provided signed drivers. I've found unsigned drivers that look like they will work, so I want to use this utility to test sign the drivers so they will load. There are other solutions, but this one seems the best since I can keep the W7/64 driver signing check in place and only change for selected drivers not the entire system.

Anyone else have a similar problem? Solution?

I guess I could configure NIS 2010 to allow. I did submit an email to support to see if NIS is reporting this as a false positive virus.

Thanks, Bruce

cgoldman · ‎06-25-2008

Could you detail the problem and the actual error message(s) received please?

brucew6char · ‎03-06-2010

I'm trying to use this download at http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=dseo

After the download finishes, NIS has the following error message in history. I know I could remove the file from quarintine. have other NIS users done this?

The file insight message is

Deso12.exe (Suspicious.ADH)

This heuristic virus has been removed. No further action is necessary.

This is the clipboard copy

c:\downloads\software\dseo12.exe

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On computer as of

3/6/2010 at 7:47:59 AM

Last Used:

3/6/2010 at 7:48:16 AM

Startup Item: No

Launched: No

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Many Users

Hundreds of users in the Norton Community have used this file.

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High

This file risk is high.

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Threat Details

Detection of a potential threat based on its behavior.

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Origin

Downloaded from Not Available

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URL Not Available

UNTESTED

Source

dseo12.exe

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File Actions

File: c:\downloads\software\dseo12.exe

Removed

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File Thumbprint:

Not Available

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c:\downloads\software\dseo12.exe

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On computer as of

3/6/2010 at 7:47:59 AM

Last Used:

3/6/2010 at 7:48:16 AM

Startup Item: No

Launched: No

____________________________

Many Users

Hundreds of users in the Norton Community have used this file.

____________________________

High

This file risk is high.

____________________________

Threat Details

Detection of a potential threat based on its behavior.

____________________________

Origin

Downloaded from Not Available

____________________________

URL Not Available

UNTESTED

Source

dseo12.exe

____________________________

File Actions

File: c:\downloads\software\dseo12.exe

Removed

____________________________

File Thumbprint:

Not Available

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cgoldman · ‎06-25-2008

Short answer is I do not know. I personally would not run it. You could try submitting it to Symantec via quarantine or submit to various internet sites that will run various AV software against it.