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Mplayer2_fixup Entry change appeared in teatimer.exe


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Caine

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Not long after I installed the trial version of Adobe AfterEffects 6,5 I recieved the following warning from Spybot s&d's teatimer:

Category: System stsrtup entry
Change: Value detected
Entry: MPlayer2_FixUp
Old data: C\WINNT\inf\unregmp2.exe /Fixups

Problem is however that I think it was a legitimate registry change. I navigated to C\WINNT\inf\unregmp2.exe and right clicked to properties, and the company name was Microsoft Corporation. Am I right in thinking the file is safe, or is it a baddie of some description?

Does anyone know what it's meant to do? Also, if it was run as a part of the Adobe AfterEffects setup will this affect the program adversely if the registry remains unchanged as it currently is?
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starjax

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Caine,

I'll give you a hint, unregmp2.exe isn't the issue.

you really need to go through the geek u training. If you don't complete it you will be removed as a geek u member and loose out on a great benifit.

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