> Trojan Dropper.Win32.Agent.vfw
A trojan dropper would seek to download malware and "drop" it into your
system. Hence it makes sense that ZoneAlarm would be blocking it.
What I don't understand is why someone writing a trojan dropper would
name it "Trojan Dropper."
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Hmmm . . .
Clicking on PayPal_Plug-In.exe with the Zone Alarm quarantine window in
view results in the immediate quarantine of--
Trojan Dropper.Win32.Agent.vfw
I could find no useful information about this specific trojan on the Web.
I deleted it from my system.
I guess it's time to write
Hmmm . . . one other possibility. On Saturday I upgraded to the lasted
version of JV16 PowerTools, paying with PayPal echeck, which hasn't
cleared, probably will clear later today (all of something like $6.95!).
The software says it has 27 days left to run--it's acting as a trial until
the echeck c
>It's possible, but I'm generally very conservative with this machine. I
>usually install only well-known software, and not much in the way of
>demos.
>
>Having said that, I did just download and install (last week) something
>recommended by a friend: Moyea Flash Video MX Std. Haven't used it.
I d
>Is the error likely because I'm missing atl71.dll?
>Does Windows XP Home come with this DLL?
No. It looks like it is part of some Microsoft Runtime package. So it is
needed by something else you have installed in the past and was probably
installed without informing you. Perhaps a demo of somet
Have you Googled "at171.dll"?
http://dll-repair-now.com/advice/2_at171.dll.html?t202id=9351&t202kw=at171.dll&gclid=CP-jqrW49ZQCFSVPEAod8T34rg
This is just the Google report. I've not use paypal nor had any issues with
at171.dll myself.
Fred Holmes
At 06:36 PM 8/4/2008, Barbara Conn wrote:
>I
I was trying to install a PayPal plugin (for the virtual MasterCard) and
got the following error message:
Feature transfer error:
Feature: Program Files
Component: ATL71
File: C:\WINDOWS\system32\atl71.dll
Error: Access is denied
About my system:
Computer OS: Windows XP Home, Service Pack
