05-10-2010, 12:12 PM
Great job dane, I came up with another good idea last night:
You should add a feature to import an HJT log and check it against your database. PH could then list everything again and tell next to every entry whether it's good/bad/undecided.
Another sorta problem I ran into (it doesn't have to do with your program as much) is that on 64 bit Windows there's two program folders. One is just "Program Files" in C:\ which has all 64 bit programs, and then there's "Program Files (x86)."
This could create a problem in telling if files are legit or not and checking it against the database, as they would be in different locations.
I don't know how you would fix this, but maybe:
Instead of having the spot in the bottom of the table to add a new entry just have a button to add a new one. Press the button and a window pops up that lets you enter a status, process name, and location. In the location field you can enter a normal location such as "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\Java Update\jusched.exe" but then under it check a box to also add another entry that adds "(x86)" after "Files."
Hopefully that made sense and was helpful
You should add a feature to import an HJT log and check it against your database. PH could then list everything again and tell next to every entry whether it's good/bad/undecided.
Another sorta problem I ran into (it doesn't have to do with your program as much) is that on 64 bit Windows there's two program folders. One is just "Program Files" in C:\ which has all 64 bit programs, and then there's "Program Files (x86)."
This could create a problem in telling if files are legit or not and checking it against the database, as they would be in different locations.
I don't know how you would fix this, but maybe:
Instead of having the spot in the bottom of the table to add a new entry just have a button to add a new one. Press the button and a window pops up that lets you enter a status, process name, and location. In the location field you can enter a normal location such as "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Java\Java Update\jusched.exe" but then under it check a box to also add another entry that adds "(x86)" after "Files."
Hopefully that made sense and was helpful