Question

lkssys64.dll is corrupt can't find on install disk

Asked by: EdmondClay

I ran sfc and it came up lkssys64.dll is corrupt but it refuses to find a fresh copy on the installation disk Win98SE...i am trying to fix the defrag.exe which is not operating correctly.  In safe mode will I be in dos and will I use the command "chkdsk c: /f" ?  Thanks.

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2002-11-20 at 00:05:21ID20402964
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Windows 98 Operating System

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Answers

 

by: dbruntonPosted on 2002-11-20 at 01:20:37ID: 7472407

I can't find that file in my system and a search on the Internet doesn't find it either.

Check out which folder it is in, write down this folder name,  and rename the folder  to something like unknown.  No dll extension.

Reboot and see if they system runs.  If it doesn't then boot up in dos and rename it back.

When you boot up in safe mode you are still in the GUI and you run scandisk and then defrag.

No need to drop into DOS mode and run chkdsk.

To get into the various modes, Normal, Safe Mode and Dos (Command Prompt), tap the F8 key on startup until you are given a menu to choose from.

 

by: besthelp1Posted on 2002-11-20 at 07:32:19ID: 7473683

Sounds to me asif your windows cant recognise the file it could be there. Try reinstalling windows again make sure you back up your files

 

by: EdmondClayPosted on 2002-11-24 at 23:02:01ID: 7492456

Here's the code from the file...maybe that will help...thanks.


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by: EdmondClayPosted on 2002-11-25 at 11:22:37ID: 7495354

The experts at WinDrivers.com have suggested that the above corrupt code is perhaps a virus.  Comparing the above code to the below file DCIMAN32.dll which is indicated in the corrupt file shows a whole lot of extra code.  I plan to notify the appropriate authorities in the event that we conclude that there is virus behaviour here.  Should I post this question at a different forum?  Thanks guys!



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by: dbruntonPosted on 2002-11-26 at 01:38:41ID: 7497987

If you look carefully at the code you will see it has an internal name of dciman.dll.

This is a driver file for QuickTime Video.

Have you tried renaming the file and seeing what happens yet?

 

by: sh0ePosted on 2002-11-29 at 21:22:17ID: 7513593

Gh2rEXftpiI9SnJWzv6Fv6QrLoxVbYUBXJ4Z7IhC32.dll
hm.. it appears to have references to a dll with that name
perhaps it unpacks that and tries to execute it
its data section appears to be
fFvqkVmXr9+EM6K9gqkMPRKwLfeXLhivCO0WueLm.data
it appears to be a polymorphic virus..
DeleteCriticalSection ÅInitializeCriticalSection SGetProcAddress  :GetModuleHandleA  éLocalFree åLocalAlloc  ÞLeaveCriticalSection  o EnterCriticalSection
those calls seem to suggest that it injects itself into running processes
and attempts to initiate the code for that dll

 

by: EdmondClayPosted on 2002-11-30 at 11:38:54ID: 7515040

I've forwarded the code to several virus check sites and should have some feedback in a day or two.  I also noticed that when I loaded the code into an html format it showed a couple of links which are further curious.  Here are the links:

mailto:ÌÌÌVWjHj@ÿt0~<ø.ÿu

mailto:t$0WjTj@Ç

curiouser, and curiouser....

 

by: sh0ePosted on 2002-11-30 at 11:43:58ID: 7515058

oh no thats only because of the @ signs
browsers like to define links for you :D

 

by: EdmondClayPosted on 2002-11-30 at 12:53:34ID: 7515243

I dl'd an evaluation copy of vexira av and lo and behold we did find TR\FlashKiller.B virus which supposedly destroyed a file canonbj/itp.exe.  I have forwarded the report to VAV for evaluation as it may only be a false positive...thanks for the feedback on the mailto:...

 

by: sh0ePosted on 2002-11-30 at 13:25:27ID: 7515347

i had a run in with that one too.. it took a liking to explorer.exe.. ick
flashkiller is a very nasty one.. hopefully its false positive heh

 

by: EdmondClayPosted on 2002-11-30 at 21:19:03ID: 7516120

thanks. the file that it destroyed was canonbj\itp.exe  I am wondering if any itp.exe file that is fresh and uninfected could be inserted back into the canonbj directory and be considered repaired.  Canon is useless on support and I found a copy of ITP.EXE available from a site that makes it available for developers and database engineers.  I understand that it is an "Intelligent Whatever I can't find nor remember the original information" executable.  The infected file was 152kb and the fresh file is 34kb so I guess there is some, ahem, additional code in there...Well I stuck it in the canonbj file after extracting, av checking it, and I guess it will work, although I cannot tell what the problem was in the first place as my canon bj printer works just fine, ah well...whatever....thanks will get back when I have more in the next day or so...

 

by: sh0ePosted on 2003-07-02 at 07:36:47ID: 8840635

well..
i thot my comment that it was probably a polymorphic virus helped him to solve the issue
as then he downloaded a virus scanner and found that it was a virus

20120131-EE-VQP-002

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