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  1. Lately, every time I use revo uninstaller to remove a program I get a "ransomware detection" notice. See enclosed screenshot.
  2. Thanks for your amazing, fast help. Seagull
  3. The path is c:\Program Files\WindowsApps\king.com.CandyCrushSaga_1.750.3.0_x86_kgqvnymyfvs32\candycrushsaga.exe Thanks:
  4. Here are the files. Thanks MBAMSERVICE.zip mbarwind.zip
  5. Sorry - me again. The reason I asked the question is that removing the file from quarantine is one of the first steps in the instructions. Here is what's written in the relevant forum: Finish the detection process and reboot if asked by Anti-Ransomware. After reboot disable the Anti-Ransomware protection. Restore the file from Quarantine and add it to the exclusions. Find the restored EXE file that was quarantined, right-click on it and click "Send To >> Compressed (Zipped) Folder". Attach this ZIP file also to your report. My question was is step 3 really safe.
  6. Sorry - I'm far from an expert at this so I have another question before I follow the steps you requested. Since I'm not sure this IS a false positive (how can we ever be sure about that?), is it safe to restore the file from quarantine?
  7. I came to the forum looking for instructions about how to check if a quarantined item is a real threat or a false positive. I have version 0.9.15.416 (which I now understand is old). How can I update the program? What happens to files in quarantine when I uninstall this version and install the latest version? Thanks.
  8. I came to the forum looking for instructions about how to check if a quarantined item is a real threat or a false positive. I have version 0.9.15.416 (which I now understand is old). What happens to files in quarantine when I uninstall this version and install the lastest version? Thanks.
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