Hijack.DisplayProperties


  1. Acc1999
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Hijack.DisplayProperties


    I have Windows 7 Pro 64-bit and it was upgraded from Windows 7 Home 64-bit.
    I found the HIJACK.DISPLAYPROPERTIES in the results of a MBAM scan. I did the scan because my laptop was slow and freezing all the time. It was a full scan, because I was hoping to find an answer to my problem. I considered re-installing (not upgrading, wiping out) but quit with the power button because I realised that Sony had installed software that you couldn't get anywhere else, and I liked it. Is this my answer? (I think not.) Anyway, please do help!
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  3. jav
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x86 SP1
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    Acc1999 said:
    I have Windows 7 Pro 64-bit and it was upgraded from Windows 7 Home 64-bit.
    I found the HIJACK.DISPLAYPROPERTIES in the results of a MBAM scan. I did the scan because my laptop was slow and freezing all the time. It was a full scan, because I was hoping to find an answer to my problem. I considered re-installing (not upgrading, wiping out) but quit with the power button because I realised that Sony had installed software that you couldn't get anywhere else, and I liked it. Is this my answer? (I think not.) Anyway, please do help!
    On Windows Vista and Windows 7.
    HIJACK.DISPLAYPROPERTIES found by MBAM is False Positive
    (Hijack.DisplayProperties) - Malwarebytes Forum

    Put it into ignore.
    If you have already deleted, fix it:
    (Hijack.DisplayProperties) - Malwarebytes Forum

    P.S. Thread is back from January of the last year (01-24-2009), now 2010 ), So....
    Last edited by jav; 03 Jan 2010 at 21:03.
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  4. Acc1999
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    Exit or Ignore?


    I already clicked the Exit button. It was only a setting. I can change it whenever I want to. Thank you anyway!
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