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Rarogar

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  1. I'm sorry, it sounds like I may have offended somehow or overstepped my bounds by asking for help with this. I was just desperate to get rid of this file and saw that many people had posted about the same thing on here and gotten it resolved, so I thought I could try it too. I'm not asking for anyone to repair a game, I just need help removing a file which is causing problems. I thought that categorized it as malware, regardless of whether or not it can hide from scans.

    Here is the path:

    "C:\Windows\System32\LavasoftTcpService64.dll"

     

  2. Because when I do the crash report from trying to install Guild Wars two, it shows the lavasoft file as the problem, and it can't be a coincidence that everyone else has had problems with the same file, from what I've researched. 

    I don't think it has shown up on anyone's logs, which is why so many people have reported it on these forums because they can't get rid of it.

    i can provide screenshots of the where the file is and the crash report, if you want.

  3. Hi, I see that a lot of the same problem has been posted here so I was hoping I could get help with this issue as well. I have tried everything I could think of, and even things I did not think of, to remove this file from my computer but it simply won't go away. LavasoftTcpservice64.dll is located in my Windows/System32 folder, and will absolutely not be deleted. I have tried cmd, which tells me Access is Denied. I have tried right clicking and deleting, which tells me other programs are using it. It does not appear in the uninstall a program window. Safe mode deleting does not work. Malwarebytes does not pick it up, and I cannot target it with the program for some reason (nor any file, for that matter). I am desperate to get this off my computer because it blocks the installation of Guild Wars 2. If anyone could please help me, I would very much appreciate it.

     

     

    Addition.txt

    FRST.txt

    MalWareScan.txt

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