C_1255.EXE - Dangerous
C_1255.EXE
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of C_1255.EXE:
c_1255.exe
We suggest you to remove C_1255.EXE from your computer as soon as possible.
C_1255.EXE is known as: Worm.Win32.Chunga.a [Kaspersky Lab] Generic.dx!sme [McAfee] Mal/VB-GI [Sophos] Worm:Win32/Autorun.ADP [Microsoft] Worm.Win32.VB [Ikarus].
MD5 of C_1255.EXE = F7A7DE42AA294A8CF4721D9C3D5AF14D
C_1255.EXE size is 271376 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %APPDATA%\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS MEDIA\C_1255.EXE
Related Files:
C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS.EXE
C:\AUTORUN.INF
%COMMONAPPDATA%\ADOBE\APPMGMTS.EXE
%PROGRAMFILES%\COMMON FILES\DESIGNER\DBLIST.EXE
%COMMONDOCUMENTS%\MY PICTURES\CMMGR32.EXE
%COMMONAPPDATA%\MICROSOFT\MEDIA INDEX\CLBCATQ.EXE
%COMMONAPPDATA%\MICROSOFT\MEDIA INDEX\CLEANMGR.EXE
%PROFILES%\DEFAULT USER\APPLICATION DATA\COMCT332.BAT
%PROFILES%\DEFAULT USER\START MENU\BROWSER.EXE
%PROFILES%\LOCALSERVICE\LOCAL SETTINGS\CIADV.PIF
%PROFILES%\LOCALSERVICE\LOCAL SETTINGS\APPLICATION DATA\MICROSOFT\CREDENTIALS\S-1-5-19\CSRSRV.COM
%APPDATA%\ADOBE\C_21866.EXE
%LOCALSETTINGS%\COMCT332.EXE
%APPDATA%\ADOBE\DBADAPT.EXE
%APPDATA%\MICROSOFT\SYSTEMCERTIFICATES\MY\CERTIFICATES\CSCUI.EXE
%APPDATA%\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS MEDIA\C_1255.EXE
%MYDOCUMENTS%\MY EBOOKS\DESKMON.EXE
%PROGRAMFILES%\COMMON FILES\ODBC\DESKPERF.EXE
[PATHNAME WITH A STRING SHARE]\DGRPSETU.EXE
[PATHNAME WITH A STRING SHARE]\DISKPART.EXE
[PATHNAME WITH A STRING SHARE]\DVDUPGRD.EXE
%PROGRAMFILES%\INTERNET EXPLORER\SIGNUP\DPLAY.CMD
%PROGRAMFILES%\WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER\DISKCOMP.COM
| C_1255.EXE | Worm.Win32.Chunga.a [Kaspersky Lab] Generic.dx!sme [McAfee] Mal/VB-GI [Sophos] Worm:Win32/Autorun.ADP [Microsoft] Worm.Win32.VB [Ikarus]. |
| C_1255.EXE | Dangerous |
| C_1255.EXE | High Risk |
C_1255.EXE is known as: Worm.Win32.Chunga.a [Kaspersky Lab] Generic.dx!sme [McAfee] Mal/VB-GI [Sophos] Worm:Win32/Autorun.ADP [Microsoft] Worm.Win32.VB [Ikarus].
MD5 of C_1255.EXE = F7A7DE42AA294A8CF4721D9C3D5AF14D
C_1255.EXE size is 271376 bytes.
Full path on a computer: %APPDATA%\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS MEDIA\C_1255.EXE
Related Files:
C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS.EXE
C:\AUTORUN.INF
%COMMONAPPDATA%\ADOBE\APPMGMTS.EXE
%PROGRAMFILES%\COMMON FILES\DESIGNER\DBLIST.EXE
%COMMONDOCUMENTS%\MY PICTURES\CMMGR32.EXE
%COMMONAPPDATA%\MICROSOFT\MEDIA INDEX\CLBCATQ.EXE
%COMMONAPPDATA%\MICROSOFT\MEDIA INDEX\CLEANMGR.EXE
%PROFILES%\DEFAULT USER\APPLICATION DATA\COMCT332.BAT
%PROFILES%\DEFAULT USER\START MENU\BROWSER.EXE
%PROFILES%\LOCALSERVICE\LOCAL SETTINGS\CIADV.PIF
%PROFILES%\LOCALSERVICE\LOCAL SETTINGS\APPLICATION DATA\MICROSOFT\CREDENTIALS\S-1-5-19\CSRSRV.COM
%APPDATA%\ADOBE\C_21866.EXE
%LOCALSETTINGS%\COMCT332.EXE
%APPDATA%\ADOBE\DBADAPT.EXE
%APPDATA%\MICROSOFT\SYSTEMCERTIFICATES\MY\CERTIFICATES\CSCUI.EXE
%APPDATA%\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS MEDIA\C_1255.EXE
%MYDOCUMENTS%\MY EBOOKS\DESKMON.EXE
%PROGRAMFILES%\COMMON FILES\ODBC\DESKPERF.EXE
[PATHNAME WITH A STRING SHARE]\DGRPSETU.EXE
[PATHNAME WITH A STRING SHARE]\DISKPART.EXE
[PATHNAME WITH A STRING SHARE]\DVDUPGRD.EXE
%PROGRAMFILES%\INTERNET EXPLORER\SIGNUP\DPLAY.CMD
%PROGRAMFILES%\WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER\DISKCOMP.COM
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