ikjadoon Posted May 18, 2011 Thank you SO much for developing this amazing program. I had something seriously wrong my computer (7 Ultimate 64-bit): I would click an executable (sidebar.exe in particular) and then Windows would spit back an error that it couldn't find the executable. But it was just this one executable, so I thought it was some weird conflict or weird error; just another random Windows glitch. The more I thought about, though, and this looked like a ridiculous error. I AM CLICKING THE EXECUTABLE FILE; HOW CAN YOU NOT FIND IT?! Which led me to think virus/spyware, etc. I tried Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebyte's Anti-Malware Free version, but they found absolutely nothing. I was about to do a repair installation of Windows! But, then I called Microsoft's Infection Support Hotline (whatever it's called). They spent over 1.5 replacing files and nothing. Then they tried SUPERAntiSpyware and, boom, it instantly found two Security.Hijack[imageFileExecutionOptions] files, aptly titled SIDEBAR.EXE and SIDEBAR.EXE#Debugger. I restarted: boom, problem solved. Everything works now! Woohoo! So, yeah, thank you for making a program that works when others fail: the world needs this! ~Ibrahim~ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SAS Customer Service Posted May 18, 2011 Thank you SO much for developing this amazing program. I had something seriously wrong my computer (7 Ultimate 64-bit): I would click an executable (sidebar.exe in particular) and then Windows would spit back an error that it couldn't find the executable. But it was just this one executable, so I thought it was some weird conflict or weird error; just another random Windows glitch. The more I thought about, though, and this looked like a ridiculous error. I AM CLICKING THE EXECUTABLE FILE; HOW CAN YOU NOT FIND IT?! Which led me to think virus/spyware, etc. I tried Microsoft Security Essentials and Malwarebyte's Anti-Malware Free version, but they found absolutely nothing. I was about to do a repair installation of Windows! But, then I called Microsoft's Infection Support Hotline (whatever it's called). They spent over 1.5 replacing files and nothing. Then they tried SUPERAntiSpyware and, boom, it instantly found two Security.Hijack[imageFileExecutionOptions] files, aptly titled SIDEBAR.EXE and SIDEBAR.EXE#Debugger. I restarted: boom, problem solved. Everything works now! Woohoo! So, yeah, thank you for making a program that works when others fail: the world needs this! ~Ibrahim~ Thank you for the kind compliments! They will be passed on Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ikjadoon Posted May 19, 2011 Thank you for the kind compliments! They will be passed on Thank you; I appreciate it! Funny thing; I reported to the Microsoft Security Essentials the rogue key and they did not seem very pleased that another program had caught the file. ~Ibrahim~ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SAS Customer Service Posted May 19, 2011 Thank you; I appreciate it! Funny thing; I reported to the Microsoft Security Essentials the rogue key and they did not seem very pleased that another program had caught the file. ~Ibrahim~ Everyone detects different things That is why one solution is never enough! These days~ you need multilayered protection. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
