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What is dipladoks.org?The Malwarebytes research team has determined that dipladoks.org is adware. These adware applications display advertisements not originating from the sites you are browsing.This particular one opens a browser window to the domain dipladoks.org which acts as a redirector.How do I know if my computer is affected by dipladoks.org?You may see this task in your Scheduled Tasks:How did dipladoks.org get on my computer?Adware applications use different methods for distributing themselves. This particular one was installed by a bundler.How do I remove dipladoks.org?Our program Ma
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WIndows 10 64 bit Intel Core i7-6820HQ CPU @ 2.70 GHz Dell Latitude E5570 HI guys. Can someone please confirm is g.exe is a virus/malware and if I need to do anything about it in lamens terms please? Thanks Anoop
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Hi, Recently we have been experiencing random and spiking plague of the BSOD on our Dell systems (all latitude E7470 + very recently some OptiPlex AIO). For almost all of the machines it is related to either Intel WiFi or Graphic driver (Widi). Some are Kernel_data_inpage and other. Recently we were able to narrow plenty of those errors to malwarebytes. For example, one of the machines was restored to factory image. Some basic software was installed. It looked to be fine until Malwareybtes was installed - instant crash right and left. You would boot computer, login and every few minutes
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Good afternoon and Happy New Year! I *just* got a new laptop from Dell - Inspirion 7370 as my previous laptop was aging and seemed to have it's own infections. As soon as I signed into my Microsoft account to install everything, files that synced from prior computer appear to have installed on my new one. I can tell because the packages such as Microsoft Photos, Edge, etc. are named the same as my prior computer and they have dates all prior to when this my current laptop was even created. I've already gone through resetting, clean install, etc, but nothing thus far has worked. I have
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This is probably a stupid question but I'll ask. I just bought a Dell laptop and have only had it a week or so. Have had nothing but problems with it and Dell keeps telling me it's because of Malwarebytes. I've had Malwarebytes Premium for years and love it. The new laptop had the free trial version of McAfee and I had Dell remove it. They say your not suppose to have more than one anti-virus in Windows 10. I didn't think Malwarebytes was an antivirus only for malware. Has anyone else had this issue? I want to install a free antivirus but I'm not sure which one and afraid to try anythi
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Reading comments on one of the malwarebytes lab posts I learned that Dell Tech Support and PC security is far from good. All of the items in the screenshot were pre-installed from Dell. I was wondering how many of them could be safely removed and which ones actually serve the PC rather than Dell. -
Hi! Last week I made some silly downloads, and now my computer is freaking out. I fought it when it first started attacking the computer. I ran rkill unsigned64x, I tried to run mbar, and I ran mbam several times. I thought I won at first. But then problems started to occur. Now, its so bad that I can't even access the start menu or the notifications panel. Windows Defender has been turned off and I can't restart it. When I try to reset the PC, nothing happens. I can't even access the advanced boot menu. I am all out of ideas. I would really appreciate any help in my dilemma. Addition_ -
Hi, This morning, several of our computers have quarantined “QTtool Lite.exe”, which seems to be a Dell Backup and Recovery tool. Is this a possible false positive or a legit threat? I attached a screenshot of the detection from the Malwarebytes Management Console. Please advise. -
False positive Dell PC Dr Update (Support Assist) - could not upload file - size 60+ MB file - included a print screen of file properties Malwarebytes Anti-Ransomware.zip logs.zip Dell PC Dr Properties.doc
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Hello. About 2 months ago, I purchased a Dell Inspiron laptop. - 2.50 GHz Intel Core i5 Processor - 6GB RAM - Windows 8 (64-bit) When I bought it, it was very fast and had no problems whatsoever. However, about 3 weeks ago, it began to slow down, and has since then only been getting slower. When I start up Chrome, it takes several seconds for what I type in the address bar to appear. Opening windows, right-clicking anything - not always, but the majority of the time is quite slow. I cannot think of anything that has happened to cause this - I have always been very cautious with what I down
