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^Refer to title.ESET NOD32 detected it but is unable to delete it. Is "h@tkeysh@@k.dll" safe?
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With a name like that I would say no.
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Is that related to any hotkey software?I have use some hotkey when playing Dota,
and my Kingsoft detected a malware in it.. OoO
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Its part of a Game Trainer.
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when did NOD32 detect it? had you been doing anything in particular?name looks nasty
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theunderling · #4Its part of a Game Trainer.
Yes, most of the old game trainers.
Replying to #5
Today. Got bored with a PC game and decided to look for trainers.
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Open Task Manger and Remove these from the Process Window
emp#01.exe
temp#01.exe
temp$01.exe
temp#01.exe
temp$01.exetemp#01.exeOpen the Command Prompt window
Press the “Start” button on your taskbar and click on “Run” to start the “Run” tool. In the field, type “cmd” and press the “OK” button. - If using vista Type in "Run" in the start search then right click and "Run as Administrator"Type “cd” in order to change the current directory, press the “space” button, enter the full path to the DLL file and press the “enter” button on your keyboard. If you want to display the contents of the directory, use the “dir” command.In the directory where you want to remove the DLL, type “regsvr32 /u [DLL_NAME]“ and press the “Enter” button.Now you should be able to delete the file.