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    Adware/windows/BLAH mshta.exe error.

    I have a HP desktop. It has windows seven. I am using there internet. I have install AVG Anti virus software. Yesterday i checked AVG scan schedule. When I went run AVG Anti virus Software. I have seen their one massage on my windows screen. The massage was Adware/Windows program/BLAH mshta.exe. After I checked task manager only to see that file, its originally part of the windows os needed for html.hta files. So I want to know this is some virus attack, because when I ran the scan SPY Hunter. It came up with 685 infection found in my computer. It can be possible adware and other junk.

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    Re: Adware/windows/BLAH mshta.exe error.

    It is a part of Windows XP. It runs automatically. It is not a necessary process. Its robustly suggest that you have to run a registry scan to classify Mshta.exe connected errors. If you want you can stop. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del to run Task Manager. Go in Process Tab and look for hta.exe. Click on it and click end process. But it will start again after reboot. Scan your system in safe mode.

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    Re: Adware/windows/BLAH mshta.exe error.

    The HTA request is accessible on internet. You have just download and install it. HTML.HTA carry out proceedings that Internet Explorer would never authorize in a Web page. And HTAs have read/write admission to the files and system registry on the client machine. In HTAs, the restrictions against permit script to control the client machine are raise. For example, all command codes are supported devoid of scripting restrictions. In HTAs, the limitations beside agree to script to maneuver the client machine are lifted. For example, all command codes are supported without scripting limitations.
    Last edited by Visala28; 29-11-2010 at 09:32 AM.

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    Re: Adware/windows/BLAH mshta.exe error.

    Files with the extension. Hta are HTML applications (HTA = HTML Application). They can make simple applications very quickly: the program in JS or VBS script , and the interface in HTML . That said, they serve mostly to a few insiders and some viruses such Kakworm, so it is advantageous to disable them. The Windows component that handles these files is Mshta.exe, simply replace the power-beasts (Notepad.exe) for HTA files are displayed instead of being executed, which makes them ineffective and harmless.

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    Re: Adware/windows/BLAH mshta.exe error.

    If you have in your computer windows seven operating system and you have seen this error Adware/windows/BLAH mshta.exe. When you use the internet. It can be possible there is some virus and other Malware. So that means this file may be possible corrupted or missing. The mshta.exe file is a part of windows operating system. If you are using internet you have to install Antivirus software or update it. You cannot be disabling to mshta.exe. It is required for essential application to work properly. It is highly recommended that you run a free performance scan to automatically optimize memory, CPU and internet setting.

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