wolfsmane
Member
Just installed this, so I don't know if it will happen, but I use Avast AV, and when I have tried in the past to install a keylogger program, even when I have told Avast to allow it, Avast usually will flag the keylogger as a trojan after a day or two of installing.
I have even tried telling Avast a second time to allow the program, but with no luck.
I assume I am doing something wrong.
Will this Ultimate Keylogger cause Avast to flag it as a Trojan?
Thanks
wolfsmane
Member
Installed it fine. Avast seemed to have left it alone. But now, I cannot access the program using the ctrl+alt+shift+s feature. It did email a report the very first day, but nothing since. How do I access the program, or get it to uninstall - I installed it in stealth mode.
HELP !!!!
Whiterabbit-uk
Games Guru
Go to folder options and change the hidden folders so that they can be seen. I'm not sure exactly where you'll find the program byt you coulkd check the temp folders and the App Data folders.
Also once the folder option has been changed to no hidden folders you may be able to search for them using Windows search function.
Also check the processes list via task manager
You may be able to access the program via that route.
mikiem2
Moderator
I don't have my notes etc. still on my hard drive for that GOTD, but if you wanted you could go back to the comments on that page where I posted that info. From memory, there are two parts to the keylogger -- 1 was the actual keylogger, & the other was a driver that hid all the files etc. in 32 bit Windows. That driver was started with Windows, but it doesn't use the usual Run keys or anything -- you had to use Autoruns [microsoft.com] to disable it -- I think there were two files visible in Autoruns, 1 being the driver & 1 being for the keylogger itself. After disabling & re-start you should see the uninstall app in the program's folder, &/or you could just delete the 2 folders -- sorry but I don't remember what the registry keys were, or anything else really.
AFAIK one difference between Ultimate Keylogger & malware was that malware might hide the stuff that autostarts everything, perhaps in the 1st track [MBR] of the boot drive. Since the GOTD doesn't do that, Ultimate Keylogger's 2 folders should also be visible (so you can delete them) if you boot to some other OS, e.g. most any sort of boot disc or bootable USB device, including the command line repair booting from your Windows install disc. Again sorry, I can't remember at the moment just where those two folders were located -- it was in the Docs & Settings folder in XP but that's all I recall this morning.
wolfsmane
Member
Just did the un hide files and extentions, and found the folder that has the uninstall app in it. I was really hoping to use this software, so I will try a few other things before doing the uninstall.
Again, thanks.
BTW - uklpr is the folder name, located in C:ProgramData folder
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