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Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.51.2.1300 <- this is a VERY old version of malwarebytes, please upgrade to the current version and scan again.

This will be fixed in the next update.

This should be fixed in the next update.

I am not going to post an opinion about the link posted above but I do have to comment on this. This could be 13 quadrillion signatures and it would not matter. Mentioning signature count is a windows 98 era marketing tactic as back then it actually mattered. Modern malware changes so quickly that signatures more than a month old are virtually useless and once you get to a year out the only thing they hit are samples in malware collections used for testing. The truth is that obsolete signatures are so useless that we frequently remove them from our database. The only thing they can do is make your scan slower so out they go. There are exactly 2 statistics that matter when it comes to malware. 1. What can you stop at 0hour 2. If you miss at 0hour can you react faster than the threat can morph We concentrate on these 2 and simply ignore the marketing fluff that does not translate into protection.

Confirmed and fixed in the next update.

It is and will be fixed in the next update.

Fixed in the next update.

Please zip and attach any of these files to your next post.

Looking around newegg, this is where I'd start if I was building a upper middle/lower high end gaming rig (going higher is pointless unless you are willing to spend $1000 + on your monitor(s)). CPU Intel Core i5-3570K Ivy Bridge 3.4GHz (3.8GHz Turbo) <- set turbo multiplier to 4.2 RAM G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB <- Some games like higher speed ram and lower latency so you might as well spend $10 more and get this over higher latency DDR3 1600. MOBO ASRock Z77 Extreme3 <- Cheapest board I could find that I would trust and that comes with PCIe 3.0. With Ivy Bridge and PCIe 3.0 you will be good for 1 or 2 GPU upgrades with no need to change anything else. GPU EVGA SuperClocked GeForce GTX 660 <- I factored in PCIe 3.0, 192 bit memory bus, 2 gigs of vid memory and then went for highest clock to price ratio on a solid brand, this is a great price for what you are getting. This leaves you with $370 for all the rest, should be doable.

In your sig you have a laptop mentioned but in your question you mention a desktop. Just to confirm you are not looking for another laptop, correct? I agree with this as well. Looking at data sheet for this laptop I see that it can be upgraded to 8 gigs of ram (less than 100$) and the SSD that it comes with is less than optimal. Lenovo ships these systems with a SATA II drive even though the chipset is SATA III. Between switching from SATA II to SATA III and going from a generic SSD to a current gen top tier SSD you could see as much as 3 times more performance. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231472 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147193 For less than $400 you can make this system much faster and when combined with a fresh windows install the system will feel no different than a new system, potentially even faster due to the high end SSD. **CRITICAL NOTE** Your current system is NOT 100% compatible with all 2.5 inch drives. Many drives have a height of 9.5 mm and these will NOT fit in your current system. You need a 7 mm drive (like the one I mentioned above).

Fixed in the next update.

Fixed in the next update.

Fixed in the next update.

Fixed in the next update.

Please zip and attach the copy of U1208.exe that is detected in your post, I cannot replicate this with the link you provided.

This was a FP repoted and fixed earlier today.

The update with the fix should be up by now.

This will be fixed in the next update.

False positive means that there is a detection of a legitimate program. Your log is clear so there cannot be a false positive.

Please zip and attach any files detected to your next post.

This will be fixed in the next update.

This should be fixed now.

Updates are multiple times a day, the fix should have been in the update shortly after my post.

Fixed in the next update.

Please zip and attach a copy of runonce.exe to your next post.