Tcp Application Manager

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Status: Tcp Application Manager may be a virus, worm, spyware, trojan, or some other sort of malicious program. Use a virus scanner, and/or spyware removal tool to remove it.
Process Name: spoolsvc.exe
More Information: Added by the DLOADER-NY TROJAN!

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