System.BrokenFileAssociation

[~BD~]

On 29/03/2011 14:06, Li'l Abner wrote:
> I can't get rid of this detection from SuperAntispyware.
> http://mewnlite.com/HKCR.gif
> Originally the machine had one of the fake security toold which cleaned up
> nicely with MBAM and SAS. These left the file associations screwed up so I
> ran the batch and reg file posted here a couple of weeks ago (in a link)
> and those took care of that. Everything seems to be working fine except I
> can't get rid of this one detection by SAS.
> Is anyone familiar with this?
>
>

Did you see this? http://mewnlite.com/GiveADamn.gif

[Polk Salad]

In article <EuqdnX_2S9_WeAzQnZ2dnUVZ7s-dnZ2d@bt.com>, ~BD~@nomail.afraid.com
says...
>
>
>On 29/03/2011 14:06, Li'l Abner wrote:
>> I can't get rid of this detection from SuperAntispyware.
>> http://mewnlite.com/HKCR.gif
>> Originally the machine had one of the fake security toold which cleaned up
>> nicely with MBAM and SAS. These left the file associations screwed up so I
>> ran the batch and reg file posted here a couple of weeks ago (in a link)
>> and those took care of that. Everything seems to be working fine except I
>> can't get rid of this one detection by SAS.
>> Is anyone familiar with this?
>>
>>
>
>Did you see this? http://mewnlite.com/GiveADamn.gif

Looks safe to me. What's your gripe?
What's it take to make you go away?