spybot destroyed my registry

[JeffBowser]

Too late, I had to get back to work. Made a parallel XP install, and reinstalled all my stuff. Terrible day and a half.

That´s the name of the key. I was asking for the name of the threat. Usually it should be displayed in big red letters. Unfortunately I did not find anything like "WudfdRD" in our detection database.
I guess the original file name is "Wudfrd.sys" located at "windows\system32\drivers" but it isn´t in our database, too. If you´d remember the threat´s name, we may find the reason for this fault.

[macthings]

Spybot turned off a file named wudfrd
and now I cant get into my Vista

[JeffBowser]

Good luck with that one, mate. Unless you have a recent and accessible registry backup, it's likely you'll end up where I did: reinstalling Windows. Apparently nobody here knows what this "wudfrd" file is about.

[macthings]

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\system\controlset002\service\wudfrd

It mentioned something about that before i ruined everything.

[Yodama]

thank you for reporting this,

as Buster said, we do not target this service and file.
It is actually related to mobile devices attached to a Windows computer.

As it appears this issue appears on certain configurations and/or situations only, which is why we have not been able to recreate this issue with our test computers.

If possible we would like have some more information:
* which OS do you use ( information on language, service packs and patches can also be helpfull, this info can be found in a Spybot S&D Report)
* version and updateversion of Spybot S&D (also visible in Spybot S&D Report)
* was the Teatimer active
* were there mobile devices attached to the computer
* were there other active security tools running, like a virus guard or similar?