..."Re-installing the application may fix this problem."
I get this message whenever I start Avedesk, sometimes even a few times. I googled it and it said it was associated with some virus, but AVG didn't catch anything. Anyone have any ideas?
..."Re-installing the application may fix this problem."
I get this message whenever I start Avedesk, sometimes even a few times. I googled it and it said it was associated with some virus, but AVG didn't catch anything. Anyone have any ideas?
I could've sworn 'Hook.dll' was a legit process. But all searches point to the fact that it is Spyware/Trojan country. Just did a search on my system and no 'Hook.dll' can be found. My Avedesk is working fine without it. Run a Spyware and/or Trojan scan since AVG doesn't really detect either.
It's a backdoor Trojan, something might help it more than AVG.
Actually, it may be normal, but a file got deleted. It uses unsuspicious names to fool the user, but run a spyware check on the file. If so, you must manually delete it.
It was part of the dashboard clock I had. I don't get the message if I close that.
Hook.dll was included with the latest version of SysStats I downloaded... I thought it was a legit part of sysstats... hmmm....
i just reinstalled sysstats after getting this error, and I still get it when I try to open lucid weather, and ideas?
Judggeeeeee! Judggeee!!! we need you over here ![]()
It can be a trojan but, also could be legit. Now I have a hook based .dll as part of TaskbarEx that doesn't play nice with Windows Defender & one of my firewalls because it needs to intercept the process on minimize in order to allow you to drag from the taskbar.
Here's an article at codeproject
I know what hooks are ![]()
I just examined it, and it looks like its part of sysstats
sysstatshook and internal sysstats debugging stuff
It was in the aveinst file, but judge didn't made it install for some reason
[maybe he has forgotten to update the files-listing].
Thanks Ave!
a note for others: to get hook.dll out of the aveinst file, just rename it to be a zip file, then open it up and it's right there. Then move the hook.dll file into the sysstats folder (Avedesk 1.3/Docklets/SysStats/) and you should be good to go ![]()
I tried moving it into the sysstats folder (and all the other folders within sysstats just to be sure
) and it's still not working...
try putting it into the main avedesk directory with the avedesk.exe
That worked, thanks. Actually what I did was copy it into basically all the folders in my avedesk directory and then did a search for "hook" in explorer, and deleted them all to see which one was in use and which ones I didn't need.
I know I just unzipped it, because I was curious for its contents.
<CopyInformation>
<Directory BaseFolder="AveDesk">
<File Alias="ComDLL">SysStatsCOM.dll</File>
</Directory>
<Directory BaseFolder="Docklets" Name="Docklets">
<Directory Name="SysStats">
<File Alias="DLL">SysStats.dll</File>
<CopyAll Recursively="yes"/>
</Directory>
</Directory>
</CopyInformation>
Only copies the file SysStatsCOM.dll. An extra entry for the hook will be OK ![]()
Yep. The Alias isn't even needed if you dont use it.