More strange log files

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well i have it set on modified - so a bunch of programs pop up on top so it gets modified out of no where? - the kb files all were "modified" and popped up on top - so i thought it were files that someone put there. ... is that normal?
and in a wmsetup i read it ;Setup commandlines are "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\setup_wm.exe" /SysTrayAndQuit.
Checking for new UDB. We 'will' force a connection.
*Downloading new UDB file.
GetUpdatedUDB: We 'will' force a connection.
DownloadFileFromURL: We 'will' force a connection.
Creating instance of CWMXDownload. We 'will' force a connection.

or replace files or delete files. also many KB- files popped up at some point. i dont know if this is vague but it seems like something is wrong.
on the windows updates they read - update not required and "Update is not allowed to download due to regulation."
setupapi has "C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\Download\e7683b17d 4278f291be6f6084d0416e7\update\update.exe"
i have a spupdsvc

on a setuplog-
12/14/2001 12:30:55,d:\xpclient\base\ntsetup\syssetup\cmdline .c,228,,SETUP: SpSetupLoadParameter was unable to find runoobe.
12/14/2001 12:30:55,d:\xpclient\base\ntsetup\syssetup\cmdline .c,228,,SETUP: SpSetupLoadParameter was unable to find uniqueness.

uniqueness? runoobe?

also what does this mean; 12/14/2001 13:51:38,d:\xpclient\base\ntsetup\oobe\msobmain\ms obmain.cpp,2527,,DISPID_EXTERNAL_USERINFO
12/14/2001 13:51:38,d:\xpclient\base\ntsetup\oobe\msobmain\us erinfo.cpp,267,,C:\WINDOWS\System32\oobe\OOBEINFO. INI/UserInfo/Identity000=
12/14/2001 13:51:38,d:\xpclient\base\ntsetup\oobe\msobmain\us erinfo.cpp,267,,C:\WINDOWS\System32\oobe\OOBEINFO. INI/UserInfo/Identity001=

is it taking user info?

also TEMP and Prefeth folders pop up - now only TEMP pops up - and when i delete TEMP it says index.dat is being used by someone, is this normal? how is it in use?

oh and is there a sure way to tell if ive been hacked - if my files were messed around with, trojan or virus? these things are too blurry and esoteric for me to understand.
 
For the time being, download this install it and do a system scan and save the log file. Then copy and post the log file and I'm sure one of the other members will have a look and see if anything is unusual.

Have you got an anti-virus program running/firewall?
 
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