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Hello,

 

I've updated Malwarebytes and downloaded/run the microsoft safety scanner. and ran the tool. It came back with no results and the log is attached.

msert.log

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Hello,

 

I've reviewed and went through, and attached the latest report from this. It didn't have any detections.

malwarebytesscan2.txt

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3 minutes ago, Maurice Naggar said:

Hi. Be sure any CD or DVD is not in the drive.

#2

locate the Scan run report; export out a copy; & then attach in with your reply.

 

See https://support.malwarebytes.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038479194-View-Reports-and-History-in-Malwarebytes-for-Windows-v4

 

We will do more, later. 

Hello,

I've attached the first scan that was done that pulled up the first .exe file in temp. I accidentally deleted my other scan result for the two other files, unfortunately.

 

 

malwarebytesscan.txt

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Just now, Maurice Naggar said:

Hello @Mrrom145 

First of all, any EXE file in any TEMP folder you can go ahead and delete.

Did you recently, like today, or yesterday install any 'SIMS' ?

I had the CD for "The Sims 3" video game in my DVD drive at the time of the scan and selected it to be scanned. I had installed the disk previously, but not yesterday or today.  I uninstalled it about a month ago since I wasn't going to play it again.

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I've had three detections come up today, one from the daily scan conducted overnight and two from a full scan I did today. All were detected as "Malware.AI.687746623". The first one detected was AU_.exe located in the local temp folder ~NSU.TMP in c:drive, and the other two were both EADM.installer.exe on my second hard drive and on the e:drive. These were both electronics arts installer.exe files (e:drive contained the Sims 3 disc).

 

Is this false positive or do I need to perform additional actions to make sure my computer is safe?