[Mr. R]

It was in the driver directory and not the windows directory so there's some chance it's not a virus. After reading one article, it says it is used for security features, as what their company stands for.
Oreans Technology : Software Security Defined.

But nothing on their official website has anything about the oreans32 driver. But a boot process requests it, yeah, that does seem fishy.
I'll be off to the HJT section soon.

[Mak213]

There are several viruses that hide in the driver directory. So dont let that part fool you.

Do you have any of their software installed?

[Mr. R]

I ran SB S&D, Ad-Aware, Updated Norton/Symantec Corp. Ed Antivirus, and I still need to update Spywareblaster and run my AV (haven't in a week).
I don't think I've found anything else in my driver's directory. And I didn't install any products from Oreans, The PC I bought was custom built from someone else so IDK if he put Oreans software on it.

I found the link below on the AM website. Now the BIOS has the first bell before the BIOS is displayed on the monitor. Now the next beep comes after the Pri and Sec drivers when it says something like "Checking NVRAM..." (it goes so fast I can't read it)

http://www.ami.com/support/doc/AMIBI...e_List_PUB.pdf
First beep on Post-BIOS means memory refresh timer error. I think the next beep means everything's OK.
Am I reading that right?

Memtest86 results:
Pass complete, no errors, press Esc to exit

[Saxon]

OK just ot be clear on this are you running two anti virus programs at the same time? Oh an please for all that is good an holey get rid of Norton it's prity much the wors commercial AV program out there, use AVG free edition.

[Mr. R]

It's a special Corporate Edition of Symantic Antivirus. It's been edited to reduce the deep cleaning and frequent updates. It came with the computer.