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Desktop Icon named desktop.ini
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After installing SP2, and removing a ton of spyware infected files, I have an icon on my desktop called "desktop.ini"
In notepad it references:
[LocalizedFileNames]
Windows Media Player.lnk=@C:\WINDOWS\inf\unregmp2.exe,-4
This seems to reference Windows Media Player setup, which was run after SP2 installed. How, or should I get rid of this icon?
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
MattyG
In notepad it references:
[LocalizedFileNames]
Windows Media Player.lnk=@C:\WINDOWS\inf\unregmp2.exe,-4
This seems to reference Windows Media Player setup, which was run after SP2 installed. How, or should I get rid of this icon?
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
MattyG
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