Trojan.Agent/Gen-Faldesc

name: ph
Command line : MsiExec.exe /I{185F9795-9663-4F13-9EF9-307A282ADB5A}
\adobe\Adobe Master Collection CS6\Adobe CS6\payloads\SonicWrappers_ph6.0-mul\
Software ID {185F9795-9663-4F13-9EF9-307A282ADB5A}

name : bl
Command line : MsiExec.exe /I{2A075BB4-E976-4278-BF3F-E5C6945D84C0}
\adobe\Adobe Master Collection CS6\Adobe CS6\payloads\SonicWrappers_bl6.0-mul\
Software ID {2A075BB4-E976-4278-BF3F-E5C6945D84C0}

From what I've found, ph and bl is 'free' shared software hosted on an iffy web site ... meaning --> illegal/cracked key

Let me know whan you've uninstalled Adobe CS5

Tell me how the computer is runnung now, and if SAS or Eset find anything suspicious.
If nothing is found, set a "clean" restore point.

Keep TFC by Old Timer ... delete the rest of the applications I had you download earlier. You should be good to go :)

Download the latest version of CCleaner, 4.03. Download CCleaner 4.03.4151 - FileHippo.com
Uncheck any 'pre-checked'/bundled boxes.

After starting it, click on "Registry"... left column. Click on Application paths, then click 'scan for issues'. Anything with Adobe Premier showing, put a check next to it to be 'fixed'. CCleaner will ask if you'd like to back that up. Say yes! It will be saved in your Documents. Saving a backup of the registry 'fixed' files, is always a good "just-in-case"

Click on 'obsolete' software, and so forth to find all the Adobe keys to 'fix' and backup. Once this is done, let me know once again how your computer is running. Give it a couple of days.

If all is well, then you can delete all saved Adobe backups --> cc_###### in your documents.

...unfortunately, still no APremiere entry found. I'll try Adobe CS Cleaner tool and let you know how it works.


LE : Done with Revo uninstaller.I'll come back in a few days after the final full scan with a couple of Anti virus/malware/spyware.

LE2 (10.07): Mark as solved, the PC is running nice and smooth, purring like a Kat
Scanned with SAS, ESET, Symantec ...
Thanks for your support .