CyrodiilWarrior

The log says no infection found but during scan I noticed 3. msert.log

I used - uninstall Bitdefender Total Security. Wasn't sure what my one was. Either that one or Bitdefender Internet Security.

I never fully installed BitDefender since it asked to remove Malwarebytes as my protection utility. I wanted to keep Malwarebytes and just exited the installer which probably left files behind.

The FixLog.txt Fixlog.txt

Your previous reply says this link which takes me to this forum post. So I was unable to download FRST64 sadly.

Also I have only had Malwarebytes for a long time. Ran the BitDefender installer and it asked me to remove Malwarebytes (replace it with BitDefender) so I cancelled that install.

The link to FRST64.exe isn't working so not able to download the file.

mbst-grab-results.zip

Hello sorry for the late reply. I've recently reinstalled Windows 11. Not as often, but I am still getting some RTP detections. I'll upload later this evening.

Hello everyone, sorry for the delay. Whilst trying out the free GameMaker utility, I had downloaded some assets which were removed by Malwarebytes. My last Malwarebytes blocked website was 23/10 and today is 25/10. I'll monitor the machine as time goes.

(Moderators, please relocate this forum topic if in the wrong location) With the Facebook data leak news, I have started to take internet security and data protection much more seriously. I have used password utility tools to improve the security of internet passwords. I use code generators to authorize logins. I have used Malwarebytes and recently re-purchased a subscription. I noticed some detections on my system from something GameMaker related. I had the tool remove that from the system. I am worried with the string of RTP detections every now and then. I have done scans of my system. I really hate resetting Windows 11 and reinstalling everything. Is this something I should be concerned with? My activity involves: browsing social media (Facebook, Reddit, TikTok), watching YouTube, reading the news, internet forums. Games downloaded through Steam or GOG. Mod websites such as NexusMods. I may not have my internet browser open and these popup notifications still come.