Mikä tämä

http://www.google.com/search?hl=fi&q=CoolwwwSearch.Msconfig&btnG=Hae&lr=lang_fie

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Spybot Search&Destroy is about the most trusted anti-malware program there is, right up there with Ad-Aware if not even more respected these days.

But since its recent upgrade to version 3.1, it has a conflict with Avant. It doesn't flag Avant as spyware or anything, but it gives this scan result:

CWS.Msconfig: IE context menu item (Registry key, nothing done)
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-816525921-1941336622-2217370082-500\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MenuExt\Search

It's saying that my system has CWS.Msconfig, a variant of the CoolWebSearch browser Hijacker. As a lot of you may know, this is one of the most feared and loathed pieces of malware out there. Of course, I don't have it. CWShredder says so. It's a false alarm - but one that's had me worried for days.

Weirdly, the registry key in that warning doesn't exist on my system. But it was an easy guess from its name that it was referring to the Search option in Avant's right-click menu. And in fact you don't get the warning if Avant isn't running - or even if it is running but the right-click search option isn't enabled. Something about that option looks like spyware to Spybot S&D, perhaps because it's sending info - the search term - to Google.

So I think we need to sort it out, or it'll be great ammunition for those people who want to pretend that Avant has spyware. Perhaps Anderson should contact Patrick M. Kolla, Spybot S&D's developer

Eli ei mitään hätää... pieni buginpoikanen vain...
:O)
PS. Jo kolmannen kerran tämän saman asian laitan näille palstoille...
tutkikaa,etsikää,googlettakaa hyvät ihmiset ensin :o)