It’s an Intel Quick Resume Technology Driver. Some time back the same thing happened with Kaspersky (not to me), so I found out what it was on their forum. I’ve sent it to your labs yesterday, but it still thinks it’s Malware. At the moment I can’t really tell if it’s removal has done anything negative. Today it also caught another instance of it as well as a numbered file in the system volume information (probably just a copy of Elkbd).
I was not and am still not experiencing any problems with this machine. I will note that the program is probably old and not used by newer computers.
Try a forum search for that file name as there is at least one other instance of this being detected as win32:Malware-gen, submit the file to avast for analysis.
For the time being the computer hasn’t become “unusable” like it did for EricFr, but I’ve submitted the files to Avast Labs in hopes that this can quickly be resolved.
Some scanners other than avast and GData did detect it, still not that high of a ratio though.
Also forgive me if I lack confidence in the Virus Labs on this. I submitted Jesterss.dll to the lab a long time ago https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=107217.10 which was clearly a part of Gateway’s screensaver, but to this day Avast still detects it as a Trojan.