WoW64\systems.exe

Hi there! First of all I wanna say that I couldn't find a good forum for this question, so I put it in Network & Sharing because it was the most closest to my question I think :)

I've used my Windows 7 64-bit for some months now and suddenly when I started my computer up then my NOD32 reacted on that systems.exe is trying to communicate to a remote computer, this is how it looks like:

http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/2651/nod32hm.png

Shall I allow this communication or deny it? Since it have never showed me this before then I wonder what it does...

Thanks!

Okey, thanks for a quick reply both of you!

When I denied it then another file was trying to communicate, this one is msdatasrc.exe located in C:\Users\Flaxe\AppData\Local\Temp\msdatasrc.exe

Shall I deny this one also? I'm going to scan my computer now with NOD32 and Malwarebytes :) Thanks!

flaxe said:

Okey, thanks for a quick reply both of you!

When I denied it then another file was trying to communicate, this one is msdatasrc.exe located in C:\Users\Flaxe\AppData\Local\Temp\msdatasrc.exe

Shall I deny this one also? I'm going to scan my computer now with NOD32 and Malwarebytes :) Thanks!

Yes you want to definitly deny that too.
what i suggest you d is update your virus definitions and unplug your computer from the internet until your computer is clean....

run it at least twice....to get all the bugs out.

acurasd said:

Yes you want to definitly deny that too.
what i suggest you d is update your virus definitions and unplug your computer from the internet until your computer is clean....

run it at least twice....to get all the bugs out.

Ok I will do that :) I will be here on my laptop so I can read & reply to what you all are saying! :)

acurasd said:

what i suggest you d is update your virus definitions and unplug your computer from the internet until your computer is clean....

No kidding, that thing looks to be a keylogger,

Spyware.KGBSpy | Symantec

NTSF MICROSOFT SYSTEM - systems.exe - Program Information

Forgot to mention, if it is a keylogger hope you didn't do any online banking or anything like that. Might be a real good idea to start changing any and all passwords for everything from a known clean computer, the sooner the better.