Solved MSE found Info.Ctrl.class, why?

[RoloDman]

Please see attached image for further information.

I just performed a scan using MSE and it found this file.

Any opinions?

 

[Jacee]

Download ATF Cleaner http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/files/file/21-atf-cleaner/
Click "Main" > check 'select all' this first time using it, then click "Empty Selected". Do the same for FireFox or Opera if you use either of those browsers.

Next, go to Control Panel > Internet Options.
On the General tab under "Temporary Internet Files" Click "Delete Files".
Put a check by "Delete Offline Content" and click OK.

Reboot and see if MSE still detects it.

 

[RoloDman]

MSE already removed it, o well

 

[Dinesh]

there's nothing to worry about it. Yesterday MSE detected something from windows temp folder of my pc. Infact, it shows that MSE is working hard to protect our PCs.

 

[Corrine]

Hi, RoloDman.

Since the path shown appears to be the Java cache for an older version of Java, I suggest you check that you have removed all older Java versions and have the most recent, Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) 6 Update [20] 21.

Note also that a beta update has been issued for JavaRa. See JavaRa 1.16 beta « RaProducts. Running the beta on my PC yesterday, it did pick up an additional leftover from an older Java install. (Note the usual warning regarding running beta software on production systems.)

 

[adverze]

HI Corrine,

Correct me if i am wrong but isn't the latest (JRE) 6 update 21?

or using the update 20 would be better?

 

[Corrine]

Thanks for noting my "oops", adverze. You are correct. The latest JRE update is 21, although it did not include any security updates.

 

[adverze]

You are welcome Corrine. I was just confused since I just installed the new update for java and it was 21 Anyways keep up the good work. This forum is really a great help to a lot of people.

 

[RoloDman]

Solved


p.s. Thanks Corrine, I have the new Java now