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Some other users are having the same Issue as you in the N.I.S. Beta Forums: http://community.norton.com/norton/board/message?board.id=nis_pb&thread.id=3390
I would suggest you do the following:
01. Update your Virus Definitions.
02. Do a Full System Scan in Safe Mode.
03. Let us know the Results by Posting here again.
Again, Norton will keep an "eye" on this and, if it tries to do any damage to your computer, it will Block and/or Remove it.
I run NAV2008 on Vista Home premium operating system with all updates current
Yesterday I found the following in My Norton History under suspicious activity around 5:53pm with a low risk
It made modifications to the regestry as a run once type of function
rbsolnupdateenu.3.0.1.exe
It showed detected in c:\users\admin\appdata\local\temp\rbsolnupdateeenu.3.0.1.exe
When I went to find it, (even after clicking show hidden files) I could only go so far as c:\users\admin\appdata\local\temp
When I opened up temp it showed nothing, so I can't "check" the properties
I googled it and got the assortment of "this is bad our product can clean it " information, you know the type of sites that find everything a problem. So I'm not sure if it is malicious or just some cleaning tool.
I have an HP computer and printer. Around the same time that the suspicious activity moted this, my activity log read this:
5:53:40pm
an instance of c:\ProgramFiles\HP\DigitalImaging\ProductAssistant\bin\hprbUpdate.exe is preparing to access the internet
So I'm thinking that the rbsolnupdateenu.3.0.1.exe may have something to do with the HP printer or some other HP function
Anyone else experience this?
I think it happened once in the past and it may have to do with some HP clean up thing
My scans (in normal mode) come up clean. Just thought it odd that there was no file in the temp folder.
Or would that be the case if it were a temp run once type of thing?
Please do a F.S.S. in S.M. to make sure nothing is on your system.
Check out the Web Link I gave you if not already done so.
If it did run once, then the File should still be there, I would have thought...
Red, I found these on google attempt today, so I'm think its ok
wextract_cleanup is a cleanup tool that is included with many programs (i.e. updates from microsoft) to help clean up temporary or cab files created and used for temporary installation purposes. It installs itself to the registry so it can run from a temporary location when Windows loads. You usually get a message at the end of an install that it wants to do this. After it does its cleanup, the program should clear itself from the registry and not run on subsequent reboots.http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=49642&pid=268028&st=0&#entry268028
Also, my Norton Suspicious Activity indicated it as a low risk
No I haven't seen that one yet, but I don't have any of the HP camera stuff installed on the computer. I haven't seen any updates from HP on any of the laser printers come through in some time. It may be an update to the updater or something. I also don't have those set up to run automatically either. Have you tried to go to the HP Support site and scan for updates for your computer? This may answer your question if it comes up with no updates. My stuff is so out of date (LJ4L and stuff like that) that I wouldn't expect to see anything except "we don't support that junk anymore :) ".
It is probably a scheduler going out to see if there is anything new and the firewall caught it, since it has never run before. Just a guess.