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This happened to relate to Adobe. When I ran Malwarebytes, it classified a threat as malware, name is MachineLearning/Anomalous.100%, location is C:\PROGRAMDATA\ADOVE\ARM\{291AA914-A987-4CE9-BD63-AC0A92D435E5}\BITA73A.TMP. Since then, I re-installed the computer and right now is reluctant to download Adobe back, which is my common PDF reader. Please let me know if the program is safe to use.

Hi Nasdaq, The link only mentions report false positive and add exclusion. I still do not know if Adobe Reader PDF is safe to download and re-install. Thanks

I refreshed Windows 10 and installed Chrome and Adobe Reader from their corresponding website and installed Malwarebytes and AdwCleaner later. When I ran Malwarebytes, it classified a threat as malware, name is MachineLearning/Anomalous.100%, location is C:\PROGRAMDATA\ADOVE\ARM\{291AA914-A987-4CE9-BD63-AC0A92D435E5}\BITA73A.TMP (I took note of this). For AdwCleaner, it detected 2 Chromium Search Provider: Ask and AOL. It took 2 times to remove both of them (1st time AOL failed). And I think either MBAM or AdwCleaner detected some registry keys relating to IObit Uninstaller on Edge. I proceeded to do a clean installation of Windows 10 using my boot flashdrive. I do not know if I can re-install Chrome, IObit Uninstaller and Adobe Reader. Anyone has same issues? Those are pretty common softwares and the fact that there is malware, PUP and strange registry keys made me scare to install any software on my system now.