3 files in MSCONFIG/Startup....what are they ... please?!?!?

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Rod Davies

Hi

the following three files are in my startup when I run msconfig. I have no
idea what they are. Any help would be greatly appreciated:

dzag which is in the following location c:\windows\system32\dzag.exe
oaop which is in the following location c:\Documents and
Settings\*******\Application Data\oaop.exe
yrnno which is in the following location c:\windows\system32\yrnno.exe

******** is my name in the string above.

I have no recollection as to what I may have loaded on an otherwise very
clean system that would be represented by these files. I also checked the
following site by recommendation, which I often used in the past, to see if
any light could be shed on this:

www.answersthatwork.com/Tasklist_pages/tasklist.htm

but to no avail.

I do get an annoying popup "Jimmys Surf Cleaner" or something to that
affect, which 'offers' to check my system for annoying stuff which might
have loaded when I visit the 'net....as if IT isn't annoying itself! I fear
IT is the cause of one of / all of the above files.

Help please!!!

Rgds
Rod
Perth
Australia
 
-----Original Message-----
I do get an annoying popup "Jimmys Surf Cleaner" or something to that
affect, which 'offers' to check my system for annoying stuff which might
have loaded when I visit the 'net....as if IT isn't annoying itself! I fear
IT is the cause of one of / all of the above files.

Help please!!!

you need to d'load "ad-aware"and "spybot search and
destroy" (google will find them - both free), and use them

jimmy is toast, just do it!

ash
 
You can find links to these programs also on Microsoft's web site:
http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/twc/privacy/spyware.mspx

This will most likely take care of your problems. You may have been lured
into downloading something you perceived harmless. We all make this mistake
at some time :)

Regards,
--
Michael Cole
MCSE, MCSA
Microsoft Security Team

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties and confers no rights.
Please reply to the newsgroup so that others may benefit. Thanks!

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