Unknown generic credentials in windows 7 - virtualapp/didlogical

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• Why is-virtualapp/didlogical listed as generic credentials in Windows

  I found a list of suspicious in my account to user via the control panel.

  When I opened to make changes to the user account, I can choose the functionality to manage your credentials, which then opens to show the various stored credentials in the Windows Vault.

  Under the heading of the generic credentials, there is a foreign list that I don't recognize.

  This is virtualapp/didlogical and if I click on it to see its properties, an unknown appear to me the user ID and password hidden.

  I would like to know what it is.

  It is created when you use the Windows Live applications.

• ' virtualapp/didlogical' Web site creates an account of generic credentials without my permission.

  Some ' virtualapp/didlogical' site has added a generic Credential Manager Windows credentials, some unknown logging of user name and password. What is - this, and how it stop? I don't want my PCs supported by another entity.

  VirtualApp/Didlogical?

  is harmless

  Virtualapp/Didlogical entry in your Windows 7 Credential Manager

  This is a credential that is stored when you use Windows Live, Windows XP Mode and other Microsoft products.

  It is safe to delete the entry of Credential Manager.
  1. open the Control Panel, click on credentials manager
  2. click on the drop down entry Virtualapp/Didlogical icon
  3. click on remove from Vault

  hope this helps

• unknown username on computerWindows WindowsLive:target credentials = virtualapp/didlogical 02bbuoggpcjd $S * suLpyA? Kojrtm #q #U

  I found the following on my computer and it is of unknown origin.  If it's dangerous, what should I do

  or if it is supposed to be on the computer, why?

  Resource type: Windows credentials

  Resource name: WindowsLive:target = virtualapp/didlogical

  Username: 02bbuoggpcjd

  Password: $S * suLpyA? Kojrtm #q #U

  OK so noit malware

  I can't find any information on it in Google (or indeed anywhere) in English, so I have no idea.

  It seems benign but unknown.

• VirtualApp/didlogical on the generic credentials

  I did some research on it and its apparently something to do with windows live, but I do not use windows live, hotmail, windows mail I removed it from the vault left the laptop came back nobody touched the laptop and he was back. Happened for about 3 days and I just noticed yesterday when he returns my firewall goes off I turn it back on and when he returns her off this is what it looks like.

  Network or Internet address: Virtualapp/didlogical
  Username: 02ubzvpirky
  Password: *.
  Persistence: Local machine

  Hello

  I'll help you solve the problem with virtualapp/didlogical.

  You can follow the steps described in the connection with the similar question:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-security/virtualappdidlogical-website-creates-a-generic/4da0cf70-1D2B-4b0c-9263-63ddb7ad7aa4

  Hope the helps of information. If you need help, please reply. We will be happy to help you.

• What is the unknown address virtualapp/didlogical on the co

  Original title: i have found an address on my computer

  Hi Al, I found the address on my computer virtualapp/didlogical, with the user name is 021x1zqflebh.    can someone tell me what it is

  Thank you lesp65

  Hello

  1. Where exactly do you see the address?

  VirtualApp/Didlogical is a credential that is stored when you use one of the Windows Live products, this may include Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Sign-In Assistant, Windows XP Mode and other Microsoft services.
   
  You can delete the entry in the credentials manager.

  a. open Control Panel, click Credential Manager.
  b. click the icon to drop down the entrance Virtualapp/Didlogical.
  c. click on remove from Vault.
   
  For more information, see:
  Delete passwords, certificates and other securities
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/remove-stored-passwords-certificates-and-other-credentials

  Note:

  You can delete only if you no longer use the credentials.

• I found VirtualAPP/Didlogical in my credential Manager.

  I got my credential Manager VirtualAPP/Didlogical, so I took it out of the vault. Then curiosity made me look in my registry, nothing came, but

  When I did a find on the username, it was immediately, as well as several other usernames, these were published in September 2011, at the time I bought this PC. I'm self-taught but have never touched in the registry before can someone tell me what I do then?

  Leave it alone. VirtualAPP/Didlogical is used for the Windows Live services.

• What are the generic credentials?

  Original title: credentials

  Hello

  Who are the generic credentials and what do they want with my camera?

  See this MSDN article, which explains the generic credentials - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa380517 (VS.85) .aspx , You can see the generic credentials stored on your computer in Control Panel > Credential Manager.

  Jim

• W7 Dell Inspiron N5050, disorder of generic Bluetooth adapter; "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems (code43).

  I'm getting generic Bluetooth adapter, "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems (code 43)." It shows at the beginning > Device Manager > portable computer icon, like a yellow! -in the icon of the computer. I have and you use a wireless mouse and I don't know if that is considered to be "Bluetooth" or not. I don't have any other element without wire/Bluetooth that I use. I connect to wireless internet. When I delete the device, after a reboot it comes back with the same problem. Troubleshooting found nothing to help. I did a restore to windows from the hard drive partition, (turns out was unnecessary, problem turned have been bad screen I should have caught before to do reinstall). Month? After that this problem started. I mention this to try to be through details. I would like to remove the adapter - or - change something - or - what ever? to stop it. Thanks in advance.

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• unknown credential - VIRTUALAPP/DIDLOGICAL

  I am so excited when I read the post that an answer has been found to find the broken link.  Microsoft, please fix!  We get desparaate here...

  How does this relate to the features of Windows Update?

  CF. http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/unknown-credential-virtualappdidlogical/40467173-a75a-44b2-8617-5aa7a0479925

  CF. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itprovirt/thread/9013ca10-e788-418e-bded-419611d64efe

• Manager of credentials a undentified virtualapp user listed under generic credentials

  where did this come from?

  I removed all applications of microsoft live writer, mail etc and the problem seems to be resolved.   It has been suggested in other than MS forums.  Thanks for all your comments providing somne ideas to solve.

• Unknown devices in device Windows 7 Manager - dv7-2170us

  I have a laptop dv7-2170us.

  I did a clean install with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.

  I used the drivers for this model of laptop on HP's site.

  I get a few unknown devices in Device Manager.

  I tried to uninstall the device and re - install to allow Windows to re - detect but no drivers are found.  See the pictures below, what devices could they maybe refer to?

  I have all the necessary drivers load that I know and I installed a driver who looked valid on the site of HP drivers.

  

  

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• Satellite C850 - 19(d) - unknown device ACPI/TOS6205 Windows 7

  I am a unknown device in windows 7 on a toshiba Satellite C850 - 19(d).
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  Satellite C850 - 19(d) was equipped with a Realtek RTL8188CE - VLSA WLan / Bt combo card.
  That's why I m sure its BT device.

  You said that you have installed the driver BT but it didn t work.
  I think that you did it wrong.

  The point is that WLan / Combo cards needs a filter driver BT package.
  IF you need to install: Realtek WLan driver, then driver Realtek BT filter package and, finally, the battery Toshiba BT.

  Welcome them

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• Qosmio X 500-10T - peripheral unknown 64 bit of Windows 8: ACPI\VEN_TOS & DEV_6205

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  I recently updated my Qosmio X 500-10T with 64-bit Windows 8 and there is an unknown device listed in the Device Manager with the hardware ID: ACPI\VEN_TOS & DEV_6205

  I did some general research on the internet and it seems that it is to do with Bluetooth.
  I downloaded the latest version of the software from the Broadcom website (the manufacturer of my Bluetooth device), but this has not solved the problem.

  In Device Manager, when I try to update the driver by selecting the device in the list (as an automatic search does not find anything), but I can't find the correct Bluetooth module shown: Broadcom BCM2046, an error is listed in the device window indicating that it cannot be started.

  Can I get the driver, preferably only (not with other software that is downloaded with the battery Bluetooth)?

  I appreciate your help.

  Hello

  You must install the battery Toshiba BT.
  As far as I know the 10 X 500 - t was equipped with a BT module and there BT stack.

  See this page:
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  You can download here the v of the 9.10.00T Bluetooth stack