SuperAntiSpyware calls Burn4Free file a Trojan

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About a week ago, I scanned my computer with superantispyware and it
called a file named B4FM.DLL in the C:\WINNT\system32 directory a
Trojan.Unclassified-Packed/Suspicious. I trust superantispyware so I
quarantined the file. I had been using a CD/DVD burning software called
burn4free but after it kept erasing my CD's I decided to uninstall the
program. During the uninstallation process it said that it could not
delete B4FM.DLL in the C:\WINNT\system32 directory. Does this mean that
burn4free installed a Trojan on my computer? The burn4free program ran
fine after the file had been quarantined and actually did a great job of
erasing one of my CD's that had some of my files which I burned onto it.
Has anyone else had Trojan/virus issues with this program? I did scan
the file with Kaspersky Internet Security 7 before quarantining it and
Kaspersky didn't detect any problems.

The burn4free website is http://www.burn4free.com if you need it.
 
David said:
I haven't tried burn4free. Judging by the reviews at
http://fileforum.betanews.com/review/1058031258/1/view
I would not try it. Check the above link for names of some alternatives.

Regards, Dave Hodgins
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I never saw those problems, but I haven't used it in more than two
years. My machine never came with burning software (I guess they wrongly
thought native xp didn't need it). So I was in the market for freeware.
RecordNow came with my external LiteOn DVD burner and I've been very
happy with it.
Dave Cohen
 
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