Unless you specifically installed the program and trust its source, it is safest to remove the file .
It is generally flagged as "Unwanted," meaning the file may be legitimate software that performs actions you didn't ask for, such as bundling ad-injectors, changing browser settings, or tracking usage data. program.unwanted.5065
, a third-party utility designed to update system drivers. Security software like Dr.Web flags it for the following reasons: Questionable Utility Unless you specifically installed the program and trust
program.unwanted.5036 is not a specific virus name. It is a generic detection label. It implies that your security software has found a program that exhibits "grayware" behavior. such as bundling ad-injectors
New toolbars or applications appear that you don't remember installing.
Programs carrying this detection tag often: