I found some strange executables (.exe) in several folders. Let's say, if folder E contains four folders (A, B, C, D), there would be four executables (A.exe, B.exe, C.exe, D.exe, for example, folder: car photo, .exe: car photo.exe) in the folder E. The size of the .exe is always 46,620 bytes. If I double-click one of the .exe files, a cmd window would come up for a split of a second before going away. It seems nothing else has happened (cannot be sure if some viruses, spywares, trojans have been download, though anti-virus program doesn't flag anything).
I scan the folder with AVG, Avast, Malwarebytes. They found nothing. However, the same .exe files on a network drive are reported by AVG as containing Luhe.Fiha.A virus (only those on network drive; the same files on the local drive are not flagged by AVG; the files on the local drive are actually backup of those on the network drive, hence, the original (on the network drive) and backup (on the local drive) are identical; yet AVG only flags those on the network drive).
Has anyone seen such a thing?
Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1
I scan the folder with AVG, Avast, Malwarebytes. They found nothing. However, the same .exe files on a network drive are reported by AVG as containing Luhe.Fiha.A virus (only those on network drive; the same files on the local drive are not flagged by AVG; the files on the local drive are actually backup of those on the network drive, hence, the original (on the network drive) and backup (on the local drive) are identical; yet AVG only flags those on the network drive).
Has anyone seen such a thing?
Windows 7 Ultimate
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1