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Marcus154

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  1. I've run SecurityCheck.exe and I'm attaching the log file. Please note that I have manually disabled the Windows Defender's Real-Time Protection before running this tool. SecurityCheck.txt
  2. Thanks for the fix. Chrome is definitely loading pages faster now. Although, Run program history is still not being saved and I've confirmed it after restarting the system couple of times. Another thing is I'm unable to type into the windows search bar on the bottom left side. After some digging around, I've found that running ctfmon.exe solved the problem. But it seems that I have to manually run it every time I start my laptop.
  3. Hi @AdvancedSetup, I've run the fix accordingly and here's the FIXLOG.TXT. I've looked at the log and I see there are messages like "Failed" and "Access is denied". Should I be concerned ? Thank you. Fixlog.txt
  4. Hi @AdvancedSetup, Thank you for replying. Please find the attached zip file that was requested. mbst-grab-results.zip
  5. My laptop was infected with STOP DJVU malware back in 2021 and I followed all the steps in howtogeek website for malware removal and it was working fine ever since though I lost data due to encryption by malware. A while later One of my friends used KMSpico to activate windows on my laptop. Ever since then, my system became slow and the boot up time has also increased (takes about 30 - 45 seconds to startup). This is slow considering my laptop has NVMe Intel SSD and I have already disabled fast startup. I have uninstalled KMSpico a little while later using IObit uninstaller. The main issue I have is that whenever I make a simple google search, the web pages take a while (around 5 to 10 seconds) to load and display the results. This is prevalent in chrome, although I did observe the delay in other browsers such as firefox and microsoft edge though not as much. Another thing is that command history is not saving in Run program (which can be started by pressing Win + R buttons.) It does save the history but it's only limited to a single session of windows. When I restart the system, all the history is deleted and I get a clean box for me to manually type in the commands with no suggestions. I am guessing some application has changed the registry key responsible for saving run command history.
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