Computer help please... System software

[R2B2]

This appears in my start up list in the System Configuration Utility

KB891711

It's a .exe file - anybody know what it is, or if it should not be there?

Thanks :bow:

 

[Fat Bert]

Rob - be careful

It's a KB891711.exe file













































but does it smell of diesel?

:} k1ap :} k1ap :} k1ap

 

[R2B2]

No.

I don't think it's been anywhere near Kegworth in the last couple o' months either :wank:

 

[Jaws]

Yes, this is a legitimate Windows program - running as a Service to protect
you against some of the latest nasties on the internet.

The reason that the Created date is later than the Modified date is that the
Creation date is the date it's saved to your PCC, the Modified date is the
date it was last saved by Microsoft before release through Windows Update.
This again is quite normal - and you'll see similar effects with all Windows
files, and many other program files.

 

[Fat Bert]

Quiet right JAWS

Yes, this is a legitimate Windows program - running as a Service to protect
you against some of the latest nasties on the internet.

The reason that the Created date is later than the Modified date is that the
Creation date is the date it's saved to your PCC, the Modified date is the
date it was last saved by Microsoft before release through Windows Update.
This again is quite normal - and you'll see similar effects with all Windows
files, and many other program files.

and it still smells of NIP's, sausages and and Diesel!!

 

[Jaws]

What ?????? Ya got me baffled with that one mate !

 

[R2B2]

Cheers John - thought I'd found an invader.

Did you say summat Bert?

 

[Fat Bert]

LOL

Knowing your pc prowess Rob it's probably on of these "invaders"

 

[R2B2]

Space invaders LOL!

I can remember when that game first hit the pubs on the [as then] new video screen machines. There were queues to play the fecking game.......

 

[Pugwash]

For full details, see this Microsoft Knowledge Base article with the same number:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/Bulletin/MS05-002.mspx