service: NFService

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windows defender it has put a voice in quarantine but I do not know this
service definition “: NFService†if it can be given to a hand you to me of I
would be pleasing
 
Ciao Marco,

What exactly is a “voice†in your case. Is the “voice†part of a program ?
Or a translation from the Italian language.

Open the quarantine page.

Look the date of the detection.

Do you remember install on that date or before the scan any program (maybe a
camera) or any other thing.

Paste and copy the Resources and file listed on the quarantined page, like
this

Resources:
startup:
C:\Users\Engel\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\Programs\StartUp\PowerReg SchedulerV2.exe

file:
C:\Users\Engel\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start
Menu\Programs\StartUp\PowerReg SchedulerV2.exe

Maybe with that information can we point exactly what it is.


For the benefit of the community reading this post, please rate the pºst.

I hope this post is helpful.

Let us know how it works ºut.

Еиçεl
 
Hello Engel, in Italy “voice†can mean various things depends on the context
as an example in my case the voice “NFService†refers to a program or a
definition of rows that I do not succeed to find in no way and that one finds
windows defender is (Name: Disowned. Level of attention: disowned)
“Description: this program introduces undesired behaviors potentially. To
authorize the only found element if the program or the author of the software
is considered reliable. Resources: Service: NFService. Category not still
classified.â€
 
Ciao Marco,

If not still classified. is not in quarentined Right ??


Been with Vista, I think this apply to XP in the same way.


Windows Defender should notify you abºut:

Software that has not yet been classified for risks.

Changes made to your computer by software that is allowed to run.

Checking these two boxes and perhaps additionally, choosing advanced Spynet
membership--may result in an increased number of prompts and log messages
related to Windows Defender.


You can't change the not yet classified (one just has to wait until spynet
classifies the item), but you could try the following:

In History note the exact path and file that is listed in the alert.

Then in Tools, Options, scroll down to Advanced options. Next to the box
click add, navigate to the path and add file you noted, click OK.

You will no longer get an alert each time the software runs, although a log
will still be generated in event viewer.


You can't change the classification directly.

You can choose a higher level of Spynet participation, which will report
more data about what you choose to permit and what you choose not to permit
to Microsoft--that data will inform their judgements about what items are
targeted for removal.


You can also make settings choices to get prompted for "unknowns"--i.e.
software not yet classified. You should be aware that if you do so, you may
get cryptic prompts that you don't know what to make of, at times. In my
experience, the vast majority of unknowns are perfectly reputable (?!)
drivers from vendors of hardware you have installed and are trying to keep up
to date.


Report suspicious software to Microsoft SpyNet

http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/074f84cf-d303-4f62-ad3c-a1fb6434ae491033.mspx

Report suspicious software to Microsoft SpyNet

If you join the Microsoft SpyNet community, and if Windows Defender detects
software on your computer that has not yet been classified for risks, you
might be asked to send a sample of the software to Microsoft SpyNet for
analysis. When you're prompted, Windows Defender displays a list of files
that can help analysts determine if the software is malicious. You can choose
to send some or all of the files in the list.

Good luck

Eиçel
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DIFFICULTY
The difficulty in life is the choice. -----George Moore
 
I know that Power Reg Scheduler sometimes gets installed with PC games. I
never understood what function it provided. However, Spybot S&D, Lavasoft
2007, a-squared, Norton Spyware Scanner, Superantispyware and AVG
Anti-spyware 7.5 do not complain - only Windows Defender as far as I can
tell. IMHO, I would exclude it from the WD scan by putting the folder name
in the do not scan files list (under Options).
 
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