$sys$sonytimer.exe - Dangerous
$sys$sonytimer.exe
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of $sys$sonytimer.exe:
$sys$sonytimer.exe
$sys$sonytimer.exe is Trojan.Welomoch.
Trojan.Welomoch is a Trojan horse that attempts to utilize XCP software to hide W32.HLLW.Antinny, which it drops on to the compromised computer. The XCP software is installed by inserting certain Sony BMG content-protected music CDs into the computer.
Related files:
%System%\$sys$WeLoveMcCOL.exe
%System%\$sys$sos$sys$.exe
%System%\$sys$sonyTimer.exe
Kill the process $sys$sonytimer.exe and remove $sys$sonytimer.exe from Windows startup.
| $sys$sonytimer.exe | Malware |
| $sys$sonytimer.exe | Dangerous |
| $sys$sonytimer.exe | High Risk |
Trojan.Welomoch is a Trojan horse that attempts to utilize XCP software to hide W32.HLLW.Antinny, which it drops on to the compromised computer. The XCP software is installed by inserting certain Sony BMG content-protected music CDs into the computer.
Related files:
%System%\$sys$WeLoveMcCOL.exe
%System%\$sys$sos$sys$.exe
%System%\$sys$sonyTimer.exe
Kill the process $sys$sonytimer.exe and remove $sys$sonytimer.exe from Windows startup.
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