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You will see a green progress bar start. Lots of patience. This run here should be fairly quick. If you receive a message that a reboot is required, please make sure you allow it to restart normally. The tool will complete its run after restart. When finished, the tool will make a log Fixlog. The goal is to see whether there is an infection or P U P. Start Malwarebytes. Click Settings. Then click Start scan.
Review the results list. Then I would suggest you make sure all lines have a check mark To that end, if you click the very top left checkbox you can force all detected lines if any are detected to be selected for removal. Be sure each line is checked. In Malwarebytes. Click the Reports button on the left Look for the " Scan Report " that has the most recent Date and time.
When located, click the check box for it and click on View Report. Then click the Export button at the bottom left. Then attach that file with your next reply. No, there is no bitdefender anti-spyware, or at least I have tried to uninstall it but I guess it is still sticking around somehow.
With the malwarebtyes scan, will I tick both the C and D drives to be scanned or just the C drive? I have the controlled access off but I don't have the setting for automatic quarantine due to just having the free version of Malwarebtyes. However, the other sections are as you recommended.
We want just a regular Threat scan with all the tips I listed. Malware scan 3. Alright then, I will scan D, although it will require fully scanning both drives when you want rootkit scans as well. Which will probably take two hours. A custom scan allows you to pick whichever drive you want. That is to say, you can pick one drive only, if you want.
Okay, the scan is being done but sadly not matter what I tried I couldn't just get the custom scanner to just scan the D drive with the rootkit option on, it wants both drives scanned. Thankfully, it does seem to be working faster than what I am use to.
I will post the scan report when it is done. BTW, may I ask how is it possible for the MSI Dragon Center uninstaller function I checked and it seemed to be the feature removed when that threat file was put into quarantine was a trojan dropper? It was titled as a setup. Malware scan 4. Regretfully, I cannot say what content that file contained.
I also cannot know how that got installed on your PC. I can not say for sure since the only thing I can find on it is that it is part of MSI dragon center file and seems to relate to uninstalling it app as it is seems to work just fine , I downloaded a update from the manufacturer's website a month ago but it is only recent that uploading the file for this to total virus had half of the anti-virus and malware flag that one set-up as bad when it was fine ages ago.
It probably helped that I had the manage control file protection on. Although I did have Zemana catch and delete some files off Ublock origin for chrome before all this but I can't say if that is related to the Dragon Center files.
At the same time, I got the official ublock origins and scans of downloaded files of the dragon center been very careful at looking at those files and not activating them doesn't seem to set off any red flags to anything. And I haven't find many reddits or reports of this being flagged as malware yet. Has left me pretty stumped how to avoid this problem happening again since I've been so careful I do know that there is sadly the new problem of malware creators managing to get their programs into supply chains of official programs, not sure if this is the case or not I am not too great at understanding what goes on underneath the hood of tech.
I appreciate that you relayed the link to the VirusTotal scan report. There are a very large number of scanners identifying the file as a trojan. Look on the right side of the page. Do I need InstallShield? The utility is optional and you can disable it from starting automatically if desired. Furthermore, How do I uninstall InstallShield?
Download the Software Manager Uninstall tool, find its location and run it. Follow the on-screen instructions in the tool to finish the removal. After you have finished following the instructions, restart your computer and see if the file still exists on your computer. Finally, Is InstallShield safe? In fact, most people have probably already used its software at one point or another.
Run regedit. This corresponds to the Product Code of the installation package. The specific entry can be identified by selecting each item, and noting the "DisplayName" key. When that key value matches the product name that's the GUID that should be used. It may be helpful to make a backup copy of this folder before deleting it entirely from the machine. When that key value matches your product name that's the GUID that should be used.
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