You should post this issue of yours over to the microsoft.
public.security.homeusers for a comprehensive answer from one of the experts there
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...rity.homeusers
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"MikoCat" <> wrote in message
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> After my computer acted suspicious yesterday I have scanned it with my
> anti-virus and Spybot Search and Destroy with only few minor problems.
>
> I then decided to try RootkitRevealer. I am running Windows 7 - Build
> 7100 and when I ran the RootkitRevealer, a new window pops up saying "A
> program running on this computer is trying to display a message",
> followed by the options "View the message" and "Ask me later".
>
> So after clicking "View the message" the RootkitRevealer program
> interface is displayed in it's own separate screen away from the desktop
> so I figured "Meh, it should still work". So I click "search" and after
> no time I am presented with a few minor registry values.
>
> Then about 5 minutes into the scan, millions (yeah, millions) of files
> appear in the list! Pretty much every file on my PC + more is listed in
> RootKitRevealer.
>
> Probably about 95% of the millions of results are "Visible in Windows
> API, but not in MFT or index."
>
> Most of the results also have extremely long and obscene path's such as
> "C:\Users\Home\Local Settings\Application Data\Application
> Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application
> Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application
> Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application Data\Application
> Data\(Some random letters)"... ***?
>
> Do I have a serious rootkit that is disguising itself within a list of
> millions? Am I screwed?
> Or is RootKitRevealer not compatible with Windows 7 and I should not be
> worried?
>
> Someone please help!
>
>
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> MikoCat