fdhuto.exe error message

[mers_2]

Each time that my computer has booted up over the last week, I get an error message regarding fdhuto.exe. While I have no idea if there is any connection, I'm also experiencing frequent problems with the computer freezing up. The freezing started occurring at about the same time. (All of this began after my cable internet server changed hands. They, however, say they have nothing to do with the problem.) Also, my computer seems to "hang up" for longer periods of time then it ever did before. By that, I mean when I click on a file or on an internet site, I can hear it working for longer periods of time.

I hit "quick view" on the fdhuto.exe file, and got the following information.

"Relocation info stripped from file.
File is executable.
Line numbers stripped from file.
Local symbols stripped from file.
Low bytes of machine word are reversed.
32-bit word machine.
High bytes of machine word are reversed."

Then it lists a bunch of numbers that mean nothing to me.

I have absolutely no idea how to go about solving my problem. Help! :)

[fatboyjim]

What on earth IS fdhuto.exe? I've tried to search for it on the net but to no avail?

Please let me know, cheers,

[mers_2]

Obviously, I don't know. :) Thanks for trying to help. I used the windows maintenance wizard to try to clean things up which seemed to help.

[fatboyjim]

Try a virus scan

[morriswindgate]

Have you downloaded any games, such as casino games or online games. I did a serach on the QuickView Files and got a set of sites where you download a set of shareware games.