I've noticed a file that my internet explorer uses recently, that I can not find much info on.
I disabled it since I have no reason to see it as safe yet.
I am using WindowsXPP, all updates applied.
Does anyone know anything about this file, and wether or not
it can be trusted.
wma.dll sounds like windows media audio dynamic link library
Usenet and internet searches find it all over the place in hijackthis logs.
I use Spybot, AdawareSE, housecall web scans, and zonealarm antivirus scans.
Not being in any of this makes it more likely to be a safe file with poor
descriptions. The name px and language swedish, and blank description/copyright info, has me unsure. For the best of me,
I can not match what px could possibly stand for. x maybe memory,
hex, hash, address..err hmm
I disabled it since I have no reason to see it as safe yet.
I am using WindowsXPP, all updates applied.
Does anyone know anything about this file, and wether or not
it can be trusted.
Code:
Details:
From [Manage Add-Ons]
Name=CInterfaceObj Object
Publisher=blank
Status=Disabled
Type=Browser Helper Object
File=pxwma.dll
Used=0
Blocked=93
Class ID={58F07DD3-924D-4141-BC74-299F523A95F1}
In Folder=C:\WINDOWS
Version=2.0.0.0
From [pxwma.dll Properties Version tab]
File Version=2.0.0.0
Description=blank
Copyright=blank
Other version information
File Version=2.0.0.1
Internal Name=pxwma.dll
Language=Swedish
Original File name=pxwma.dll
Usenet and internet searches find it all over the place in hijackthis logs.
I use Spybot, AdawareSE, housecall web scans, and zonealarm antivirus scans.
Not being in any of this makes it more likely to be a safe file with poor
descriptions. The name px and language swedish, and blank description/copyright info, has me unsure. For the best of me,
I can not match what px could possibly stand for. x maybe memory,
hex, hash, address..err hmm