Ohee.exe, QBF.exe, and aomoqi.exe processes

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Does anyone know what the Ohee.exe, QBF.exe, and aomoqi.exe processes are. I googled them and came up empty on all. I just recently had them show up along with two trojans. I got rid of the Trojans but still have these guys hanging around.

Any help?

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More Info:

Both the aomoqi.exe and the qbf.exe are in the C:\Windows\System32 folder. If I stop the processes… everything is fine.

The ohee.exe is in C:\Docments and Settings\User\Application Data folder.

Don’t know if that will help or not.

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The file names look suspicious. Did any antivirus report anything?

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It is often best to search Google first. Have you got ma access?

This article was previously published under Q166634

SUMMARY
The Qbf.exe file contains a database created by Ken Getz that demonstrates how to create a custom Filter-by-Form, which you can use in any application, including a run-time application.

The following file is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center:

Download Qbf.exe now
The Qbf.exe file contains the following files:

Qbf.mdb A Microsoft Access sample database by Ken Getz.
Copyright 1997 Ken Getz. All rights reserved.

Readme.txt Information and installation instructions.

For additional information about how to download Microsoft Support files, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

The other two don’t return anything in google which in its self is suspicious

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I suggest a full scanning of the system:

avast
trend micro (on line)
spybot
ad-aware

after that, can you post what you discovered?
Like David said, it’s strange and seem that you have trojans…