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Can you tell me how to locate it so i can delete it?
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Can you tell me how to locate it so i can delete it?

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I think I found a undefined virus or spyware that seemed to try to install on my system (without prompts from UAC) It's name is DifXInstall32.exe I did not find much on it with the exception of this link:<br />
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<a href="http://spywarefiles.prevx.com/RRIDAI045037065/DIFXINSTALL32.EXE.html" rel="ugc">http://spywarefiles.prevx.com/RRIDAI045037065/DIFXINSTALL32.EXE.html</a><br />
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It seems to be unclassified... not sure. I found it trying to install after I downloaded mail with Outlook 2007 along with a few other exe's that I did not catch. <br />
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Does anybody have any idea what this is? - And if so, how to remove it since it slipped right past Norton 360, and a cocktail of anti-spyware apps installed on this Vista machine.
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I think I found a undefined virus or spyware that seemed to try to install on my system (without prompts from UAC) It's name is DifXInstall32.exe I did not find much on it with the exception of this link:

http://spywarefiles.prevx.com/RRIDAI045037065/DIFXINSTALL32.EXE.html

It seems to be unclassified... not sure. I found it trying to install after I downloaded mail with Outlook 2007 along with a few other exe's that I did not catch. 

Does anybody have any idea what this is? - And if so, how to remove it since it slipped right past Norton 360, and a cocktail of anti-spyware apps installed on this Vista machine.

Is DifXInstall32.exe a virus or spyware?

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