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I have had this thing sitting on my C:\ for over a year now. &nbsp;I delete it, reboot and it's back again and the longer I go without deleting it the longer the log file it keeps. &nbsp;I have tried every scanner I could find, have current / redundant virus scanners running and spyware protectors and none pick up on it as a problem. &nbsp;I have searched open processes and none are questionable that may cause it to keep coming back. &nbsp;I searched my registry and no refrence to it's name there or in any of the files in msconfig. &nbsp;<br />
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It's driving me crazy....... searching Google shows maybe 3 others with the same problem but no answers. &nbsp;Opening the file &quot;jswx.txt&quot; shows a log like this:<br />
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WinMain - Web Function<br />
MainInitGlobals - Web Function<br />
MainInitWindow - Web Function<br />
WinMain - Web Function<br />
MainInitGlobals - Web Function<br />
MainInitWindow - Web Function<br />
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Help me get rid of this @!#%^(@ thing<br />

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I have had this thing sitting on my C:\ for over a year now.  I delete it, reboot and it's back again and the longer I go without deleting it the longer the log file it keeps.  I have tried every scanner I could find, have current / redundant virus scanners running and spyware protectors and none pick up on it as a problem.  I have searched open processes and none are questionable that may cause it to keep coming back.  I searched my registry and no refrence to it's name there or in any of the files in msconfig.  

It's driving me crazy....... searching Google shows maybe 3 others with the same problem but no answers.  Opening the file "jswx.txt" shows a log like this:

WinMain - Web Function
MainInitGlobals - Web Function
MainInitWindow - Web Function
WinMain - Web Function
MainInitGlobals - Web Function
MainInitWindow - Web Function

Help me get rid of this @!#%^(@ thing


jswx file

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.