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Bluebomber4evr

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  1. Okay, updated a couple of apps (IrfanView and Winamp), Windows update and a security update for Windows Defender, which it successfully downloaded and installed. It looks like everything is working again. I think this may have been a bad Windows Insider update, but I'm thankful you were willing to go through these logs just make sure. Once again, thank you SO much! :)
  2. Ah okay, I went ahead and did that, then, using the Quad9 Public DNS Also, I just learned that the reason system restore was turned off was because the windows update I ran earlier was an upgrade.
  3. Yes, I saw that system restore was turned off. That is a little disturbing, because I never turned it off. I have re-enabled it and created a new restore point. As for the DNS servers, unfortunately AT&T, the maker of my router, does not allow those settings to be changed: https://forums.att.com/conversations/att-fiber-equipment/dns-settings-on-bgw320505/5f57cb2d35f40c3919f414d4 The new MBST logs are attached mbst-grab-results.zip
  4. So I had a Windows Update scheduled to run later today, so I went ahead and ran it after restarting. Upon logging in, Windows Defender was completely restored and enabled, but it immediately flagged the securitycheck program as Trojan:Win32/Znyonm and removed it. I went ahead and did scans with the Farbar tools, though: FSS.txt FRST.txt Addition.txt
  5. Well after about a 20-hour scan, it found no viruses, malware, etc. msert.log
  6. Okay, reinstalled MBAM and ran a scan. It did not find anything. Below are the results of the MBST/FRST: mbst-grab-results.zip
  7. Hi, a few weeks ago I was having some trouble with MBAM and Win Defender working together: This was resolved and things seemed to be fine, until today. Now Windows Defender keeps getting shut off and can't update. I get the error 800106ba when I try to update Windows Defender. I have not reinstalled MBAM yet. Please help!
  8. I ran it, but it looks like it couldn't delete everything. I'm attaching a photo (sorry for the huge size, I took it with my phone). That being said, it seems to be working fine. I will look into enabling Secure Boot on my own (now that I think about it, it's never shown up in Windows, just the BIOS, so it's not a new problem).
  9. I tried that, but that didn't change anything, unfortunately. I've been looking into it and it's apparently a common issue that is both confusing and complicated: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/secure-boot-enabled-in-bios-but-not-windows-11/e092b33d-4211-4c51-beaa-f6927e37871e https://www.reddit.com/r/gigabyte/comments/v4t5an/secure_boot_enabled_but_not_active/ Given that, I won't take up your time with it, as it involves things specific to my motherboard model. I'll try to see if any friends who work in IT are free to come over and work on my machine in-person. I will try the the history clean up, though.
  10. There is one thing that is worrying me. I have secure boot enabled in my BIOS, but it does not show up on the device security page (see screenshot below). Is it because I don't have it set up properly? Or do I possibly have rootkit?
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