Hi, everyone. I'm currently using a Windows Vista machine, and running NIS 2013, version 20.4.0.40. We have NIS on all of our machines, so it's not my first time at the rodeo! I recently ran a Full System Reputation Scan on the machine, and all was good and clear--except for this one file, "ehepg.ni.dll."
I Googled it myself, and there seems to be some question as to whether or not it's spyware or a Microsoft Windows file. Is this a false positive, by any chance? I've never encountered this file before, and it appeared August 21st, 2013. It hasn't been on the machine for a long time, but I'm afraid to get rid of it in case Windows needs it. Norton has never prompted me about it, except for today when I ran the Reputation Scan.
Any explanation would be greatly appreciated!!! Thanks!
Here's a copy of the clipboard:
Filename: ehepg.ni.dll Full Path: c:\windows\assembly\nativeimages_v2.0.50727_32\ehepg\1f89f50a0c1c5920ff8e8c7b12ea6662\ehepg.ni.dll
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Details Stability Unknown, Few Users, Mature, Bad
Origin Downloaded from Unknown
Activity Actions performed: Suspicious actions performed: None
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Developers Not Available Version 6.0.6002.18242 Identified 8/21/2013 at 12:43:32 PM Last Used Not Available Startup Item No
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Unknown This program crash history is not known.
Few Users Fewer than 50 users in the Norton Community have used this file.
Mature This file was released more than 31 days 31 days ago.
Bad There are many indications that this file is untrustworthy.
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Source File: ehepg.ni.dll
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File Thumbprint - SHA: 9cf20bfd25755e52f10290b6a6d32b61dae967ac6bb5dd6fac863c4d04818c6e File Thumbprint - MD5: bed697c94e74aef85f5c20e0dc2e65b2