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Installed Nero 9 trial version..odd thing happening, virus?

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Hello, I downloaded the trial version of Nero9 from Nero's website and keep getting this line (see below) popping up when I click to open a program:

Run Once - and /C rmidir /S /Q C:\Users\Dad\AppData\Local\Temp\nro.tmp\

(install .... yes or no box below)

Since it appeared I am unable to download neither Kaspersky or Housecall online antivirus checkers.

I've updated and run A-Squared \ Malware Bytes Antimalware\ Spybot S&D\ Super AntiSpyware\ Avast free edition (run in check at bootup mode). That I have already on my PC.

Nothing was found. So is this something I should be worried about?

(I've previously installed nero9 on my father-in-laws PC and did no get this 'Run Once' line come up or have any problems when opening a program on his PC).

Thank you for your help in advance

bof:)

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