This might be caused by corruption of the Secure Files volume. Windows error (1392) A Control Panel application error has occurredĪ "Windows Error (1392) A Control Panel Application error has occurred" message appears when attempting to unlock an IronKey device. Try running the Windows Check Disk utility from the command line. You continuously receive a message that Windows wants to scan and fix files on the IronKey Secure Volume after the IronKey is unlocked, but Windows is not able to repair the volume. Windows continuously wants to scan and fix files on the IronKey Secure Files Volume These drives were discontinued back in 2012 and are no longer under warranty. Mojave may no longer support these drives. Unfortunately this may be the end of the road for the Ironkey x200 drives. You may see an alternate message stating "Incorrect password entered - You have 0 more attempts remaining before your IronKey will permanently self-destruct."… Symptom: After trying to launch the Unlocker on a Mac, you encounter the message stating "Unsupported Device". And of course, the file size and amount of binary junk is different every time.Due to the x200 being older drives and utilizing legacy components, we will not be able to support these drive under Catalina, therefore we will no longer provide any future updates for this device The rest of the binary junk are comments and will be ignored by Windows. …which would execute a DLL called jwgvsq.vmx from a hidden folder on the USB drive. The noteworthy text is found somewhere around the middle of this 90kB file. What it drops on USB drives are AUTORUN.INF files that look like this: Here's what they typically look like:īut Downadup does not create files such as this. Such malicious AUTORUN.INF files are easy to spot. These INF files then use Autorun or Autoplay (not the same thing!) to execute themselves either when the stick is inserted, or more commonly, when the user double-clicks on the USB drive icon from My Computer (Windows Explorer). USB worms work by creating a file called AUTORUN.INF on the root of USB drives. In addition to everything else, Downadup is also a USB worm. When is AUTORUN.INF really an AUTORUN.INF?
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