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Name	Filename	Status	Description
netmon	dllcache.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Bckdr-RAA backdoor Trojan.
{67KLN5J0-4OPM-01WE-AA X2-314CCA554372}	GOx.exe	X	Added by the W32/AutoRun-AUU removable media worm.
net	net.net	X	Added by the Troj/Mdrop-CIF Trojan.
TurboNet	c.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Renos-EA Trojan associated with rogue security programs.
TurboNet	b.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Renos-EA Trojan associated with rogue security programs.
TurboNet	a.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Renos-EA Trojan associated with rogue security programs.
winupdate86.exe	winupdate86.exe	X	Added by the Troj/FakeAV-AHQ fake-alert Trojan.
BackUp Windows 2009	<random>.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Agent-LUJ Trojan.
MailBlocker	b.exe	X	Identified by Sunbelt as a variant of the Sunbelt Trojan.Win32.FraudPack.gen malware.
Enterprise Suite	WE345d.exe	X	Added by the Remove Enterprise Suite (Uninstall Guide) rogue anti-spyware program.
SecureKeeper	SecureKeeper.exe	X	Added by the SecureKeeper rogue anti-spyware program.
suicide	tempfile2.bat	X	Added by the Personal Protector rogue security program.
personalprotector	personalprotector.exe	X	Added by the Personal Protector rogue security program.
agent.exe	agent.exe	X	Added by the Control Center rogue anti-spyware program.
AlphaAnt	alpha.exe	X	Added by the Alpha Antivirus rogue anti-spyware program.
LinkSafeness	LinkSafeness.exe	X	Added by the LinkSafeness rogue anti-spyware program.
svlost Service	svlostSrv.exe	X	Unidentified MSN Messenger worm.
System Defender	WS339.exe	X	Added by the System Defender rogue anti-spyware program.
AntiAID	AntiAID.exe	X	Added by the AntiAID rogue anti-spyware program.
SystemWarrior	SystemWarrior.exe	X	Added by the SystemWarrior rogue anti-spyware program.
photo_id	photo_id.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Agent-LTF Trojan.
AntiMalware	AntiMalware.exe	X	Added by the AntiMalware rogue anti-spyware program.
HTTP Security Services Helper	Iasex.dll	X	Added by the Troj/Catl-A Trojan.
Adobe_Reader	acrotray.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Agent-LNS Trojan.
AVR	PAVRM.exe	X	Added by the Troj/FakeVir-PS Trojan.
SystemFighter	SystemFighter.exe	X	Added by the SystemFighter rogue anti-spyware program.
SystemVeteran.exe	SystemVeteran.exe	X	Added by the SystemVeteran rogue anti-spyware program.
BlockProtector.exe	BlockProtector.exe	X	Added by the BlockProtector rogue anti-spyware program.
calc	calc.dll	X	Added by the Opachki.a Trojan. Please note that rundll32.exe is a legitimate program and should not be deleted.
calc	ntuser.dll	X	Added by the Opachki.a Trojan. Please note that rundll32.exe is a legitimate program and should not be deleted.
Taskman	sysdrv.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Agent-LRB Trojan.
Server Registry	regscr32.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Bifrose-ZB Trojan.
Microsoft Driver Setup	mslsrv32.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Sdbot-DPF worm and IRC backdoor.
ttool	sa23sl.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Bckdr-QZZ backdoor Trojan.
BlockKeeper	BlockKeeper.exe	X	Added by the BlockKeeper rogue anti-spyware program.
Cerb	DivXx.exe	X	Added by the Troj/KeyLog-LV Trojan.
isqsys32.exe	isqsys32.exe	X	Added by the Bredolab.gen.a Trojan.
MCAFEEIPS	setup.exe	X	Added by the Trojan.Whitewell Trojan. Trojan.Whitewell is a Trojan horse that opens a back door on the compromised computer.
Optim4	regdtopt.exe	X	Added by the Trojan.Ramvicrype Trojan.
Optim3	regdtopt.exe	X	Added by the Trojan.Ramvicrype Trojan.
Optim2	regdtopt.exe	X	Added by the Trojan.Ramvicrype Trojan.
Optim1	regdtopt.exe	X	Added by the Trojan.Ramvicrype Trojan.
32.exe	nvscv32.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Agent-LOL Trojan.
9UmxQPSiTJMbA	NVUKZ.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Agent-LMN Trojan.
<not used>	tawaluvu.dll	X	Added by the Troj/Sadop-A Trojan.
nwiz	KHATRA.exe	X	Added by the W32/Orbina-A worm.
NvCplDaemon	Xplorer.exe	X	Added by the W32/Orbina-A worm.
USBcillin	USBcillin.exe	X	Added by the Troj/USBcill-A removable media worm.
CmSTP	cmstp.exe	X	Added by the Troj/Cosmu-A Trojan.
BlockWatcher	BlockWatcher.exe	X	Added by the BlockWatcher rogue anti-spyware program.

Status Key

Each entry in the database will have a Status assigned to it. The key to this status is the following:

Y - This status flag means that this entry should be left alone and be allowed to run as if it is unchecked it may break the functionality or use of a particular program.
N - This status flag means it is unnecessary to run this program automatically when Windows starts as you can run it manually when necessary.
U - This status flag means it is up to you whether or not you feel this program needs to run automatically.
X - This status flags means the item should definitely not start up automatically. Items that have this flag are generally malware such as viruses, trojans, hijackers, spyware but could also be programs that are not desirable to run on your computer.
? - This status flag means the status of this entry is unknown at this time and more research is necessary.

If you require assistance in removing one of these files you can ask us in the Startup Database Forum.

Disclaimer

It is assumed that users are familiar with the operating system they are using and comfortable with making the suggested changes. BleepingComputer.com will not be held responsible if changes you make cause a system failure.

This is NOT a list of tasks/processes taken from Task Manager or the Close Program window (CTRL+ALT+DEL) but a list of startup applications, although you will find some of them listed via this method. Pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL identifies programs that are currently running - not necessarily at startup. Therefore, before ending a task/process via CTRL+ALT+DEL just because it has an "X" recommendation, please check whether it's in MSCONFIG or the registry first. An example would be "svchost.exe" - which doesn't appear in either under normal conditions but does via CTRL+ALT+DEL. If in doubt, don't do anything.