File with name <.today's date> on my desktop

I have a new computer running Vista home premium 64 bit. I got it up and
running on Friday without any problems. This morning I saw a file on my
desktop with the name .20090411. I deleted it but later 5 minutes there was
a new file with the name .20090412, with the following content content:

0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:2 type:21000004 action:1
language:0 platform:0 version:348160 buildno:1027 eItemType:1
0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:3 type:10001 action:0
language:0 platform:0 version:16576 buildno:0 eItemType:7
0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:3 type:4000001 action:0
language:0 platform:0 version:16576005 buildno:0 eItemType:8
0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:1 type:91 action:1
language:1 platform:2 version:327680 buildno:1226 eItemType:6
0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:iRet for TmuUpdateEx:4

Does anyone know what this is.? A complete virus scan with Malawarebytes
and Trend Anti-Spam did not detect anything.

Thanks in advance.

JimF

JimF wrote:
> I have a new computer running Vista home premium 64 bit. I got it up and
> running on Friday without any problems. This morning I saw a file on my
> desktop with the name .20090411. I deleted it but later 5 minutes there
> was a new file with the name .20090412, with the following content content:
>
> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:2 type:21000004 action:1
> language:0 platform:0 version:348160 buildno:1027 eItemType:1
> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:3 type:10001 action:0
> language:0 platform:0 version:16576 buildno:0 eItemType:7
> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:3 type:4000001 action:0
> language:0 platform:0 version:16576005 buildno:0 eItemType:8
> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:1 type:91 action:1
> language:1 platform:2 version:327680 buildno:1226 eItemType:6
> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:iRet for TmuUpdateEx:4
>
> Does anyone know what this is.? A complete virus scan with Malawarebytes
> and Trend Anti-Spam did not detect anything.
>

It's kind of funny don't you think?

http://www.runscanner.net/fileinfo/tmauagent.exe.html

"RingBuster" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> JimF wrote:
>> I have a new computer running Vista home premium 64 bit. I got it up and
>> running on Friday without any problems. This morning I saw a file on my
>> desktop with the name .20090411. I deleted it but later 5 minutes there
>> was a new file with the name .20090412, with the following content
>> content:
>>
>> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:2 type:21000004 action:1
>> language:0 platform:0 version:348160 buildno:1027 eItemType:1
>> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:3 type:10001 action:0
>> language:0 platform:0 version:16576 buildno:0 eItemType:7
>> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:3 type:4000001 action:0
>> language:0 platform:0 version:16576005 buildno:0 eItemType:8
>> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:kclass:1 type:91 action:1
>> language:1 platform:2 version:327680 buildno:1226 eItemType:6
>> 0000:150c 2009/04/12 11:26:13 TmAUAgent:iRet for TmuUpdateEx:4
>>
>> Does anyone know what this is.? A complete virus scan with Malawarebytes
>> and Trend Anti-Spam did not detect anything.
>>
>
> It's kind of funny don't you think?
>
> http://www.runscanner.net/fileinfo/tmauagent.exe.html

Thanks Ringbuster. About 10 minutes after posting( and a google) I realised
that Tmauagent was the name of the Trend antivirus program. Stupid of me but
I have never used Trend before. It came pre-installed on my computer. Thanks
again.

JimF