Possible bug: shell execute hooks re: ms antispyware beta

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Version: 1.0.614
Application: Microsoft Antispyware Beta

In system explorers Shell Execute Hooks
theres an entry listed for:

Microsoft.Antispyware.ShellExecuteHook.1

Antispyware indicates it is an unknown execute hook.

When I tried to block, i get this message:
"You cannot remove this application! This application is
part of the Microsoft Antispyware package"

Am I ok?
 
You are ok.

One possible explanation for this is that as far as I can see beta code is
never listed as "good." We've seen a few other cases where for one reason
or another there was some beta code left on a machine and it was flagged in
this way.

If you still see this when the product is released, then I'd investigate it
very carefully.
 
I think this means you have not restarted the computer after updating the
application. It should go away after the shell execute hook is reset with
explorer.exe (the reason for the reboot).

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-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security
http://blogs.technet.com/stevedod
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Thanks--I'll see if I can test that at some point.
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Steve Dodson said:
I think this means you have not restarted the computer after updating the
application. It should go away after the shell execute hook is reset with
explorer.exe (the reason for the reboot).

--
-steve

Steve Dodson [MSFT]
MCSE, CISSP
PSS Security
http://blogs.technet.com/stevedod
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Bill Sanderson said:
You are ok.

One possible explanation for this is that as far as I can see beta code
is never listed as "good." We've seen a few other cases where for one
reason or another there was some beta code left on a machine and it was
flagged in this way.

If you still see this when the product is released, then I'd investigate
it very carefully.
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