I had this small window popup twice now "Application Monitor" ?

yeabuddy · 06 Sep 2011

Jacee said:

Let's see if Eset brings up anything.

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Jacee
I ran Eset and it found this
C:\Users\i3 550 3.20GHZ\Downloads\cnet_Pazera_Video_Converters_Suite_zip.exe a variant of Win32/InstallCore.C application cleaned by deleting - quarantined

yeabuddy · 06 Sep 2011

Layback Bear said:

Put both of the browsers back to default and see if that helps. Sometimes those little add on's do crazy things.

I did tha with IE and i reinstalled Crome but is still doing it.

yeabuddy · 06 Sep 2011

So far i found out tha it only happens when i open IE9 and i don't have tha blinking l in my search bar .If i hit my space key the window popup pops up. Also when i hit my A key very weird ?And it only goes away if i hit my space key again are pres ok are closed IE9

jeepmann4x4 · 06 Sep 2011

So for fun I fired up one of my Vbox's and went to that site..... Got nothing right off the bat, but while watching a video or 2 on that site it keeps playing the sound track to "Super Mario Bros' "...lol in the background of everything and any link you click on after page loads it starts the sound track over! Running a scan now will post back later..

jeepmann4x4 · 07 Sep 2011

Ok I've been watching videos on that site on and off since my last post, could not even catch a cold let alone virus/malware.(that does not mean there are none or it's safe!) The norton site showed "fake av" and your pic did not look like that type of thing. you might have picked something up elsewhere. I would say make sure your anti-virus are all up to date and scan again!, Check your system for un-known programs...ect.... And Stay Off Of Sites That Your AV Flags and Warns You About!!
Hopefully with a little more info someone can help you figure it out.... Post a snip of your task manager on the processes tab, maybe your start up items too. I do believe Post #2 outlined this. did you try it?

yeabuddy · 07 Sep 2011

Here is a shot of task manager when the window popup.

Jacee · 07 Sep 2011

Hpqtra08 ---> HP Digital Imaging Monitor task installed by the drivers for many of HP’s All-in-One and PhotoSmart ranges of printers, or installed by the HP software which comes with HP digital cameras. This task shows up as a System Tray icon. The icon has a green check mark if the connection between your PC and the HP printer/camera is fine, or a red cross if there is a problem (printer/camera not turned ON, not connected, communication error, or problem with the printer, etc..). In addition to providing a visual status of your HP printer or camera, this task also monitors your printer or camera for events relating to the imaging functions of your printer or camera, and depending on the event it detects, it starts the appropriate program on the PC. For example : end-user pressing the Scan To button on the printer which results in the HP Director software opening up on the PC to complete the scanning process; or, insertion of a memory card in your PhotoSmart or All‑in‑One photo printer which results in the HP Image Transfer or HP Image Unload software opening up.

You might want to also check hpqgpc01.exe

yeabuddy · 08 Sep 2011

So i went ahead and did a factory recovery . Jacee i think it was something from hp but i didn't wanna deal with any more so i decide to back my files and recover from the factory partition .

Layback Bear · 08 Sep 2011

Well doing a recovery will fix most things until you do the same thing again. Then your back to the same problem. When you install a anti virus you must have some kind of trust in the program. When it tells you don't do this, don't do it.

Jacee · 09 Sep 2011

Layback Bear said:

Well doing a recovery will fix most things until you do the same thing again. Then your back to the same problem. When you install a anti virus you must have some kind of trust in the program. When it tells you don't do this, don't do it.

Patient: "Doc, it hurts when I do this"...
Doc: "well don't do that"