Thursday, August 6, PM. Hi H, Since the result is evaluated by third party soft please get their help about the root reason, same time please keep the following recommended settings when we use the security soft on Windows Server.
Wednesday, August 12, AM. Thank you. Wednesday, August 19, AM. Did you ever get an answer? I have the same issue. Monday, August 1, PM. Tuesday, September 27, PM. Did anyone find a solution on removing the xml parser or did you just remove the. Wednesday, March 1, PM. I too am interested in this isssue - has anyone just deleted the files? Wednesday, May 10, PM.
We are dealing with this too, and looking at the impact of just deleting the file. I'll report back findings! Wednesday, May 24, PM. We have been renaming the DLL. Removing would also probably work but we were just being extra careful.
We have a script that renames it to msxml4. OLD and run it against the network every once in a while. That seems to satisfy the scanner and if a malicious program does try to call msxml4. Tuesday, June 27, PM. We ended up just deleting it. No one hollered. Thursday, July 13, PM. What a lazy response! Thursday, February 15, PM. Tuesday, March 20, PM. It's a strange one! That's Men. Here is the security bulletin from MSFT in about what can happen is compromised. Anyway, Nerishi is correct.
Some slueth work pointed to me having installed WordPerfect Lightning old, old so I could help my sister view some WordPerfect files from an old, old backup. I understand that SxS is partly the reason. Anyone have direct experience or procedures for cleaning this out other than restoring an older backup image? Do you have PowerShell? Searching for removal instructions found this script for displaying the uninstall strings of any version. The msxml4. Is there a newer version that I should install?
Is this a bit x86 program? Did you try both scripts? Although there are newer versions listed here and in other parts of this documentation , you may not need to worry about updating PowerShell just yet.
Forgot to sign in first. File version is 6. Thanks for the link. I know that this is resolved, but there was a hidden character in the x86 script that caused it to fail.
Here is the corrected text:. Windows update then senses it needs to be updated and offers you these files. If I install all patches that Windows Update offers me, do you know if that will plug the security hole, allowing me to not worry about cleaning all traces? I am not sure if I have programs that use them. Should I go ahead and allow the updates to install? They may or may not install depending on whether their files were replaced for some reason, or MS just changed their metadata. Thanks — They both installed very quickly and did not require a restart.
I can see them in the update history but they do not appear in the installed updates under Programs. Are we saying XML 4. Two for SP2 and two for SP3 parser.
But when I originally googled about msxml4 I found many, many sites and discussions about the security risks and how it ought to be removed. Mission accomplished.
I finished the archival project then using RevoUninstaller Pro in advanced mode, I uninstalled and deleted all traces of Lightning. Only 3. Only XML 3 and 6 were listed. Version 4 no longer appeared as it previously had. Thanks for any insight. PowerShell 2. CLRVersion 2.
If I install a program that tells me I need a higher version — then maybe. A bit old but still cautionary. Maybe someone else can answer this? You might have to start a new topic specifically addressing this. Well, curiosity made me dig some more. Note: There are multiple files available for this download.
XML parser is a software library or a package that provides interface for client applications to work with XML documents. The goal of a parser is to transform XML into a readable code.
MSXML 3. It contains several browser-based technologies for backward compatibility and legacy support. Event-Based Parsers.
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