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No need to inform me, I'm following this topic. 🙂

Hello Angryman404 As I explained in your other topic, you are already working with Malware Removal Experts on the HelpDesk. Please continue in your ticket. The report you sent from your diagnosis was only them stating they found malware and removed it, they did not say it was a virus and as Porthos mentioned in your other topic, there are far more common reasons than malware on a machine that can cause performance issues. I'll be taking over your HelpDesk ticket

Hello peterabc - I did locate your HelpDesk ticket and will send a reply in that ticket shortly. I am going to lock this topic simply to avoid having several people providing instructions to you when they aren't fully aware of the reason your machine is having difficulty installing this latest version.

You're most welcome, I'm so glad to hear all is well now. 🙂

By any chance do you use BitDefender as your AV? If so, ensure you are on the latest version which is 24.0.9.52

wheeler47 - I see you opened a ticket on our HelpDesk. Please follow the instructions provided in that email which are essentially the same as you were given here - use our Support Tool to perform a Clean/Reinstall and let us know if that resolved the issue for you

Glad to hear all is well now, Chromosom 🙂 Just to clarify, that many files weren't necessarily all 'infected', Many of them were just files inside Segurazo's cache folder and we simply enumerated each file in there. One way for you to be able to determine this is to open your Scan Report via the Reports button and look at the path of each of the detections. You'll notice most of them are in the C:\Program Files(x86)\Segurazo\cache folder This program typically comes bundled with some other free software that you downloaded. One way to try to keep yourself safe from this sort of this is when installing free software, select the Custom Install rather than the 'Express' or 'Typical' install. When you select the Custom Install, you'll see any 3rd party apps that may have been bundled and you have the chance to opt out.

It looks to me that some of those entries are Segurazo related. See Boot into Safe Mode Open Malwarebytes > Settings > Protection tab Scroll down to Scanning Options and enable Rootkit Scan Now scan again and it will still take time, but it will be effective.

Hello Ken_NC One of our Agents replied to your ticket a short while ago - please continue to work with him.

Thanks for letting us know you were able to resolve this, Broni. 🙂

Always! 😁

No worries, our Agent was going to advise the exact same thing. 🙂

You also have a ticket on our HelpDesk for this same issue - shall we close the HelpDesk ticket so instructions to you are not duplicated?

Ok, I don't want to inconvenience you, just set it back to 150% I believe this is related to a issue the Engineers are aware of and they are working on sorting this out in an upcoming release. Until then, please ignore those shadowed words in the title bar. I'll reach out to you in this topic when they believe they've addressed this issue.

What did you set it to? If not at 100%. please try that - thanks for your time. 🙂