| ( 1 ) Task Monitor (on Danish language versions of Windows) - checks the disk-access patterns of programs when they are started and stores this information in log files in the Applog folder. Task Monitor also records the number of times you use a program. Task Monitor also records the number of times you use a program. The Disk Defragmenter tool uses this information to optimize your hard disk so that programs that you use frequently are loaded faster. Not required - but can be useful. Note: for Norton Anti-Virus 2002 users loading TaskMonitor will typically solve many if not most of those annoying IE scripting errors (per Symantec's Knowledgebase) |
| ( 2 ) "Added by the AUTOTROJ-C TROJAN!" |
| ( 3 ) Task Monitor (on Dutch language versions of Windows) - checks the disk-access patterns of programs when they are started and stores this information in log files in the Applog folder. Task Monitor also records the number of times you use a program. The Disk Defragmenter tool uses this information to optimize your hard disk so that programs that you use frequently are loaded faster. Not required - but can be useful. Note: for Norton Anti-Virus 2002 users loading TaskMonitor will typically solve many if not most of those annoying IE scripting errors (per Symantec's Knowledgebase) |
| ( 4 ) "Added by the MYDOOM.A or MYDOOM.J WORMS! Note - this is not the legitimate Win9x/Me file of the same name which resides in C:Windows as this version resides in C:WindowsSystem (Win9x/Me) C:WinntSystem32 (WinNT/2K) or C:WindowsSystem32 (WinXP). It is not normally on a WinXP system" |
| ( 5 ) The Task Monitor checks the disk-access patterns of programs when they are started and stores this information in log files in the Applog folder. Task Monitor also records the number of times you use a program. The Disk Defragmenter tool uses this information to optimize your hard disk so that programs that you use frequently are loaded faster. Not required - but can be useful. Note: for Norton Anti-Virus 2002 users loading TaskMonitor will typically solve many if not most of those annoying IE scripting errors (per Symantec's Knowledgebase) |
