Can I let Malwarebyt​es Remove "Vundo" infected psqlpdw.dl​l in c:\windows​\system32 ?

The Problem:
 - I updated Malwarebytes on my XP Pro Toshiba Tecra laptop last night and ran it.
 - This morning it reports Trojan Vundo in...
 C:\Windows\System32\psqlpdw.dll
 HKey_LocalMachine\software\microsoft\windows\Curr​entVersion\SharedDLL\Windows\System32\psqlpwd.dll
 Value c:\windows\system32\psqlpwd.dll
 HKey_LocalMachine\software\microsoft\windows NT\Current Version\Winlogon\Notify\psfus
 Apparently this has to do with the fingerpring device on my Toshiba Tecra laptop (Fingerprint Potector Suite Check) and Googling it I find at least one place that tells me not to remove it.
 The Question:
- What will happen if I just let Malware bytes remove it and the two registry entries?
 - How do I get rid of this Malware without having to reinstall the system.
 I really appriceate any help. Thanks.

Vundo is best removed using a specific removal tool.  There is more to it than just deleting files and obvious registry entries.  The link HERE discusses step by step manual removal and also has a link to a removal tool.  According to their website, Malwarebytes is supposedly capable of removing it as well.  One caveat - I know nothing about Malwarebytes and how reliable they are.  It is not uncommon for a piece of software to hit a false positive on a program that it feels is acting suspiciously.  If it were me, I'd try the tool mentioned in the link above and see if it agrees that Vundo is installed.

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