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Description: File mljjh.dll is located in the folder C:\Windows\System32. Known file sizes on Windows XP are 577588 bytes (12% of all occurrence), 569396 bytes, 282212 bytes, 262708 bytes, 528404 bytes, 573492 bytes, 281652 bytes, 557108 bytes, 314848 bytes, 338432 bytes, 319584 bytes, 280676 bytes, 277115 bytes, 334848 bytes, 337920 bytes, 281172 bytes, 28173 bytes, 354912 bytes, 544788 bytes, 324192 bytes, 540692 bytes, 581684 bytes, 305248 bytes, 297568 bytes, 692276 bytes, 266336 bytes, 328288 bytes, 266304 bytes, 336384 bytes, 38925 bytes, 228960 bytes, 651316 bytes.
This .dll file is a Browser Helper Object (BHO) that runs automatically every time you start your Internet browser. BHOs are not stopped by personal firewalls, because they are identified by the firewall as your browser itself. BHOs are often used by adware and spyware. The unique ID of this BHO is 52B1DFC7-AAFC-4362-B103-868B0683C697 or 6DD0BC06-4719-4BA3-BEBC-FBAE6A448152 or 00DBDAC8-4691-4797-8E6A-7C6AB89BC441 or FC148228-87E1-4D00-AC06-58DCAA52A4D1 or 3FE36807-69ED-45D1-B9BE-85C0E3F75B6A or 80611854-49D7-47B4-9E5B-D8E56D77C6AB or 6D33B121-5C4C-4450-9D1F-7B67085CC199 or 18898424-E3AB-4BA9-8E8D-5434B1CECA75 or 22E85F2A-4A67-4835-B2C3-C575FE4EC322 or FDA4DFFB-2C3D-4730-8D7E-28523C7F2F67 or 39D36F7F-81ED-45DC-87A3-A51824966B06 or 103123E6-E2DE-49BB-A688-B93960D2EEC2 or 8E8F5841-3636-4CE4-8A39-606DE1670654 or 1D4C6D2D-1874-4B52-A328-C5485C2C68D8 or A3E5BC04-9E75-4AA7-8116-D7833FC671EE or 6BC3472C-3912-426E-9483-1ACF9499047D or 2FAA2256-98B8-4CCC-922A-234AA85A05D8 or D3834FE0-F51B-4D70-ABB6-86D0B9CA9517 or 1FC296BE-1149-4871-80A8-81EB7222D4B9 or F33B7F2A-AA07-42C3-AC90-0661D75AA7CC or 5DDC9032-B6F9-447E-9671-873D2BD00F9E or 61444F16-7474-4FE5-BEE8-F6C93A3FD8A0 or ACF19380-88C9-447D-A108-6C58855EAD4B or C785D0DD-0DBD-4C8A-B931-0CFAF2F6ED9C or 338BBE0F-713B-4F46-BEAA-D3E8815AF362 or CFEB0C0F-2C98-4738-8E66-0E95D24FD524 or 52C2386C-F443-4A04-86B9-451764E3DFEB or AEE69F95-73D7-4A11-806F-D634B5026710 or EC9B242E-9B58-4E03-9CB3-7DEB3AF7D0FE or E37C2B91-213B-4978-9A35-BA3B76D43E95 or 06784169-881D-4E2D-92D7-0B851FB6347D or 6E8341AA-B654-4E2B-B484-7FFA6D277BF3 or 72A8D391-B9F2-4FB9-89BC-C456E0B2494B or AE59197D-847F-4FD9-8855-C97D503B4903 or 96F21F62-79DB-49B4-8CFF-0EE25F7FFB3A or 40E5C064-3FA7-48D0-B920-E5B09A61F65C or 74C43123-ADE9-4F2B-885D-F116F42D1B39 or 17F7E081-5397-4EA6-BB61-FA252B15F2CF or 243EE26B-3593-4CAF-8ED3-7995E506E1A6 or BBE39648-41C9-4F82-A2BA-077D86DB3166 or 081E2B33-AD5F-42A1-848A-5DC98FC7E56A or CD7E98D8-21F2-44EA-A1FA-35173A6A2ECA or D318C158-CB93-4A17-9A06-28CFDDC38D4E or ACC940E9-4495-44A1-82C2-EC4106796318 or FAC0ADE9-F09E-442D-8819-F50272672544 or B313D637-F405-4052-AC37-E2119AB3C8F8 or 20D57A66-F7DF-467d-907B-9B7F4A118AB7. The application has no file description. The program has no visible window. The service has no detailed description. mljjh.dll is not a Windows system file. It is an unknown file in the Windows folder. The file is able to monitor Internet browser. mljjh.dll is able to monitor applications, manipulate other programs, record inputs. Therefore the technical security rating is 92% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.

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I can't remove it either, it really starts up with the computer. It's an extension for iexplore (Internet Explorer) that lets popup messages and a link to a antivirus program. Annoying because of the advertisment, but it seems to be undangerous in terms of infecting/deleting files and security.
sugarcube

The file itself is fine when not infected. If you have something like Norton it will notify you of a High Risk Trojan. The trojan name is Trojan.Vundo. There is a removal program made by Symantec, but it has failed to work for me. I have tried numerous ideas, all of which have failed. From my understanding the file boots with your computer, and has something to do with your log on screen. Therefore, so far i have found no way to stop the process from running becasue it's esential... If i find out how to remove the virus i will update this post. Some of you might want to re-install XP
Chris

Summary: 1 user suspect danger. 1 user think mljjh.dll is dangerous and recommend to remove it..

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