Re: helper.sig folder on bootup

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Hope this helps.

Gerry
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Stourport, England
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PinzPilot wrote:
For the past few days, when I boot up my computer, I get a folder
called "Common" with the files helper.sig and helper.dll When I run
msconfig.exe, startup tab shows these to be associated with Microsoft
Office. Nothing I have tried so far has fixed this. No viruses
detected, no spyware detected, etc. I have no idea what has caused
this to start happening. Can someone please tell me if they are
experiencing this same problem and what can be done to fix it? Thanks


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