Wextract exe es un virus

Best Answer chosen by Ron Newfield. Ron Newfield They are not going to fix this. This was first reported over 6 months ago and they say they can't even reproduce the problem, despite many people reporting the same problem on various operating systems.

All they need to do is delete or rename avgsrdisk. If anyone is doing a complete re-install of Windows for any reason, then just delete or rename avgsrdisk. Report the failures to this thread and maybe they will get their engineers to look at it properly.

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Select the Network Security tab in the left panel, then tick the box next to Automatically when connected to the Internet. Show 5 answers. Show More. You need to sign in to do that. Q: If I delete wextract. What would be the impact if I delete wextract. Was this reply helpful? Yes No.

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Report abuse. Since the 6. Without a signature, it's also possible the file has been modified, though more likely it's just from a distribution for which we don't have known MD5 or similar hash information available. Of course all Microsoft files aren't digitally signed, since this practice only became common sometime after the release of Windows Vista and even then was only highly recommended with Windows 8 and considered a general requirement with the release of Windows Based on the creation date of your version of the file, it's not surprising this may not have included a signature.

However, it's that very fact combined with the common abuse of such older files by malicious actors that makes it inherently suspicious. Even if the file itself itself is undamaged and otherwise valid, the more important question is where you found it located and whether it belonged in that location? If there're no other related files for an old installer from that same general date range, it would be worth examining any other files that seem to be associated with it to determine if they're suspicious as well.

In truth, this is what the potentially unwanted program status is trying to tell you, that though the file may not itself be malicious, it's purpose as an extractor for other files that conform to the CAB file format may be abused in order to try and hide other files in a packed form.

So what this means is that context matters as much as the Wextract. Many thanks [Original Title: Wextract. This thread is locked.