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  1. #1
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    sfamcc00001.dll

    Hi,

    After testing with CC cleaner, I found the two files :

    sfamcc00001. dll
    sfareca00001.dll

    After deleting and restarting, again I found in the temp folder.

    Is it a malware or a spyware ????

    What should I do to remove it ??

    Is it harmfull to my pc ???

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    Re: sfamcc00001.dll

    The filename SFAMCC00001.DLL is used by objects that are classified as safe. It has not yet been seen to be associated with malicious software.

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    Re: sfamcc00001.dll

    Some programs will extract things to the temp directory, and then execute them when they launch. For instance, part of avast! Anti-Virus will be copied to the temp directory, and and will actually run out of the temp directory. Usually you can get around this by starting your computer up in Safe Mode, and then clearing your temp files.

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    Re: sfamcc00001.dll

    These files are created when SpeedFan is running. They are not harmful. If you delete them and run SpeedFan on the next boot, they will be recreated.

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    Re: sfamcc00001.dll

    Quote Originally Posted by Zenon View Post
    The filename SFAMCC00001.DLL is used by objects that are classified as safe. It has not yet been seen to be associated with malicious software.
    If you're going to simply look up the filename at the Prevx site and quote their assessment verbatim, you should at least give them credit.

    http://www.prevx.com/filenames/X2376...00001.DLL.html

    It serves to lend credibility to your otherwise unsubstantiated & plagiarized post, except that I find some of their analysis questionable at best, e.g. the File Name Aliases and Vendor, Product and Version Information. CANON INC.; IJ Language Monitor; 2.10.2.40 has nothing to do with the actual file, which relates to Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library.

    I think they have their files confused. As stated before, the files belong to SpeedFan.

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