what is "installedtime" in win7?

peugot said:

FuturDreamz said:

Ukjent seems to norwegian for "Unknown", and the OS seems to be set to norwegian.
I checked the HKEY location on my computer, and it has a default value but no unknown value.
Launch regedit and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run and tell us what it lists.
I got a couple subenteries on mine (Java and blackberry), so it is used for legitimate purposes (if not standard)
It's interesting that it has a date in the command entry. I think that should be pointing to an executable, but it does not.

It could be an application that installed/uninstalled incorrectly, but I'm not sure.

you are right, it is norwegian, and here is the list =) i've never seen a date stamp in command before either..

Odd...
Can you click on each component and post the values listed in each component (OptionalComponents, IMAIL, MAPI, MSFS)?
I'd like to see if they hold any more clues, or the filepath to an executable.

I don't know what those are, but they seem to be related to microsoft Outlook. Are you using Outlook?

UPDATE: I think these could possibly be a virus hiding itself as outlook:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic221801.html

I'd say try things such as superantispyware and malware bytes...
I'd have to see what the keys contain before I'd recommend manual deleting of them and the file they're pointing to.

Layback Bear said:

Sorry for the mistake. It is very small on my screen.

tehe you can clock on it and it will get large =) thank you for your time anyway, its noce to have ppl trying to help me with my problems :)

FuturDreamz said:

peugot said:

FuturDreamz said:

Ukjent seems to norwegian for "Unknown", and the OS seems to be set to norwegian.
I checked the HKEY location on my computer, and it has a default value but no unknown value.
Launch regedit and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run and tell us what it lists.
I got a couple subenteries on mine (Java and blackberry), so it is used for legitimate purposes (if not standard)
It's interesting that it has a date in the command entry. I think that should be pointing to an executable, but it does not.

It could be an application that installed/uninstalled incorrectly, but I'm not sure.

you are right, it is norwegian, and here is the list =) i've never seen a date stamp in command before either..

Odd...
Can you click on each component and post the values listed in each component (OptionalComponents, IMAIL, MAPI, MSFS)?
I'd like to see if they hold any more clues, or the filepath to an executable.

I don't know what those are, but they seem to be related to microsoft Outlook. Are you using Outlook?

UPDATE: I think these could possibly be a virus hiding itself as outlook:
IMAIL MAPI MSFS registry keys are locked

I'd say try things such as superantispyware and malware bytes...
I'd have to see what the keys contain before I'd recommend manual deleting of them and the file they're pointing to.

here is all i can do with it

ops, here

odd. I can't see how that would be useful for a virus.

Do you have Outlook installed? that would explain these entries.

FuturDreamz said:

odd. I can't see how that would be useful for a virus.

Do you have Outlook installed? that would explain these entries.

no i dont have it :)

exchange?

FuturDreamz said:

exchange?

no such things =) my pc is free for all exept gaming & monitoring kind of things =)