Are these files from CTM?

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#1

I have discovered using Autoruns that some files can’t be found and seems to belong to CTM.
Are they from CTM? Why can’t they be found?

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#2

Hi Tech,

Those seem to belong to CTM yes, but I see TrueCrypt in you signature, you are not running full disk encryption are you? Cause that should not function combined with CTM and could cause severe data loss.

#3

Why can’t they be found by Autoruns?

Look, I have two partitions encrypted with TrueCrypt (they were done before installing CTM and I install CTM before reinstalling TrueCrypt). I can get access to them and both, TrueCrypt and CTM are working. Only that I need to uninstall TrueCrypt each time I install CTM.
The TrueCrypt partitions aren’t protected by CTM.

#4

Does windows explorer or command-box show these files present on disk?

So you don’t have the TrueCrypt boot-loader active?
You mount those partitions later on at OS boot?

#5

Yes… It’s strange. They’re shown in Windows Registry also…
Why can’t autoruns running in admin mode find these files? Are they “hidden” by CTM?

No, not active and never was. I use Windows 7 boot loader and I understand that the MBR belongs to CTM.

Yes, after making logon an Windows scheduled task brings the TrueCrypt dialog to mount the partition.

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#6

Is autoruns run as administrator or as standard user?
And does that make a difference?

#7

Admin.

No, not at all.

I can’t expect help from Microsoft but, as the files are Comodo’s ones, shouldn’t the developers say anything about it?

#8

Yes, these drivers are belong to CTM. For some reasons, you can not access these drivers files.
Please do not disable it, otherwise you will get a BSOD after reboot your OS.

#9

Well… I must admit that I have already got that BSOD and need to restore an old snapshot from the console… Shame on me.
I won’t touch them again, I promise…