Unattend0000000001 and C:\Windows\test.bat SPYWARE or ROOTKIT?

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  1. memedbon
    Posts : 1
    Windows Vista 32-bit
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    Test.bat - location is Windows\test.bat


    The file did not appear as test.bat. I also have this kind of file and I noticed that my windows directory has a batch file named S.bat.

    I did try to look into its content by right clicking it and click on Edit, and has this batch of commands :

    D:
    CD\
    CD TEST\XPTEST

    d:\test\xptest\message test mfgproc.ini D:\test\xptest


    Can you please help me, what does this mean? thanks,
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  3. Jacee
    Posts : 8,608
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit SP1
       New #12

    Did you run a 'test' page on your printer?
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