Teatimer 1.6.6.32 False Positives

[Yodama]

Don't know if you guys are still using this thread anymore for false positives by the teatimer, but I did have one today.

versions of the program are the same as mentioned in the first post of the thread. I can't remember when it was installed.

During a routine update of malwarebytes Anti-Malware, the teatimer popped up with a notice that it terminated c:\windows\system32\regsvr32.exe claiming that the file was part of "Moozy" and wanted to delete the file all together.

This is definitely a false positive as I checked the file mentioned, and it's the Microsoft Register Server installed with windows XP SP3. I also looked up Moozy on your forums, and that file is never mentioned as part of the removal process.

did this issue reoccur after a reboot of the computer?

[jasoncollege24]

No and Spybot S&D found absolutely nothing when a scan was run.

[Yodama]

No and Spybot S&D found absolutely nothing when a scan was run.

Then this appears to be the TeaTimer bug which randomly occurs after updates without restarting the TeaTimer. A safe way restart the TeaTimer is to reboot the computer.
Since development of Spybot 1.6 has been ended in favor of Spybot 2, it is unlikely that this bug will be fixed.

[tedus987]

yeah i'm not to sure if my false positive applies to this thred or not.

when you mean tea timer. is that a side prodict or dose spybot S&D roll in to that?

if so i already posted a spybot S&D thred false positive but i can move the text to here.

http://forums.spybot.info/showthread...-alarm-toolbar