Suspicious Files

[Kalin]

I've spent the last couple days scanning my computer for viruses, and each software I try finds something new. I think I'm clean now, but HitmanPro still finds these three files suspicious:

   C:\windows\SysWOW64\RGSS100J.dll
   C:\windows\SysWOW64\RGSS102E.dll
   C:\windows\SysWOW64\RGSS102J.dll

It doesn't want me to delete them, but I'd still like to get it to stop flagging them whenever I boot my computer. And I'm willing to delete (or update) them if I don't need them. The other three RGSS files there (103J, 104E, 104J) seem to be fine.

I've installed trial versions of XP, VXAce, and MV. All trials have expired and I've just now uninstalled XP and MV (but none of these files were removed). I left VXAce because I've since bought a Steam license for it (which probably isn't the one showing in Control Panel).

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Suspicious files ____________________________________________________________

C:\windows\SysWOW64\RGSS100J.dll
Size . . . . . . . : 771,584 bytes
Age . . . . . . . : 132.8 days (2015-07-18 13:15:04)
Entropy . . . . . : 7.7
SHA-256 . . . . . : F646E0B2DB58D8FA881DFDE3002B736DC374ECAAAB15852B91EC719DA7D3B90B
Fuzzy . . . . . . : 22.0
Entropy (or randomness) indicates the program is encrypted, compressed or obfuscated. This is not typical for most programs.
The .rsrc (resources) section in this program is set to executable. This is an indication of malware infection.
Program contains PE structure anomalies. This is not typical for most programs.
Authors name is missing in version info. This is not common to most programs.
Version control is missing. This file is probably created by an individual. This is not typical for most programs.
The file is located in a folder that contains core operating system files from Windows. This is not typical for most programs and is only common to system tools, drivers and hacking utilities.

C:\windows\SysWOW64\RGSS102E.dll
Size . . . . . . . : 778,752 bytes
Age . . . . . . . : 132.8 days (2015-07-18 13:15:04)
Entropy . . . . . : 7.7
SHA-256 . . . . . : F079A18C0ABC9569429D402357E2DAA4FE2AF4CDBE3C002A5F05A70D33E7BFFB
Fuzzy . . . . . . : 22.0
Entropy (or randomness) indicates the program is encrypted, compressed or obfuscated. This is not typical for most programs.
The .rsrc (resources) section in this program is set to executable. This is an indication of malware infection.
Program contains PE structure anomalies. This is not typical for most programs.
Authors name is missing in version info. This is not common to most programs.
Version control is missing. This file is probably created by an individual. This is not typical for most programs.
The file is located in a folder that contains core operating system files from Windows. This is not typical for most programs and is only common to system tools, drivers and hacking utilities.

C:\windows\SysWOW64\RGSS102J.dll
Size . . . . . . . : 781,312 bytes
Age . . . . . . . : 132.8 days (2015-07-18 13:15:04)
Entropy . . . . . : 7.7
SHA-256 . . . . . : AB4F7CCC49D56161B38E0DA0DEBB05B6F522B00B1C48356F776910934122278F
Fuzzy . . . . . . : 22.0
Entropy (or randomness) indicates the program is encrypted, compressed or obfuscated. This is not typical for most programs.
The .rsrc (resources) section in this program is set to executable. This is an indication of malware infection.
Program contains PE structure anomalies. This is not typical for most programs.
Authors name is missing in version info. This is not common to most programs.
Version control is missing. This file is probably created by an individual. This is not typical for most programs.
The file is located in a folder that contains core operating system files from Windows. This is not typical for most programs and is only common to system tools, drivers and hacking utilities.