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McAfee is detecting these files as a generic.dx trojans. I think that i should not ingnore the alert
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McAfee is detecting these files as a generic.dx trojans. I think that i should not ingnore the alert

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how can i stop the mcafee pop-up. They constantly pop-up and this error message: Windows cannot find'C:\WINDOWS\system\jav<wbr />a.exe'. Make sure ou typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search for a file, click the Start button, and then click search.<br />
Need a solution for this problem
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how can i stop the mcafee pop-up. They constantly pop-up and this error message: Windows cannot find'C:\WINDOWS\system\java.exe'. Make sure ou typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search for a file, click the Start button, and then click search.
Need a solution for this problem

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I did reinstall McAffe and it since to stop the problem. I am testing the system right now. Thank you for all your comments.
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I did reinstall McAffe and it since to stop the problem. I am testing the system right now. Thank you for all your comments.

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The problem has been resolved by reinstalling McAfee
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The problem has been resolved by reinstalling McAfee

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McAfee is keep notifying me about different .jar trojan files. I also get an windows cannot find c:\windows\system\java.exe<wbr /> error.<br />
I have try to look for the path of the .jar file but i cannot fine them. &nbsp;I have tried clear the cache, remove java, clean java cache with out look.<br />
I have run malwarebyte, procexp, autoruns.<br />
I need assistance with this trojan, please
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McAfee is keep notifying me about different .jar trojan files. I also get an windows cannot find c:\windows\system\java.exe error.
I have try to look for the path of the .jar file but i cannot fine them.  I have tried clear the cache, remove java, clean java cache with out look.
I have run malwarebyte, procexp, autoruns.
I need assistance with this trojan, please

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