Well, there's SOMEthing wrong.

[Ezra]

Upon being laggy and not being very functional, I was pointed to MB, so I downloaded it and scanned and everything's all better for a bit. Then a while ago, the problems returned and so I tried to scan it again. Nothing showed up. I went huh... when nothing changed, so I tried a different method of getting rid of it. As soon as whatever is doing this realized it was being scanned and was going to get deleted, it restarted my computer, and did so every time I tried to scan it, no matter with what I did it with. This time when turning on my computer an error box appeared. I figured it would not be good to X it out until I was able to share it with someone. To be honest though, I didn't do many in depth scans, so if you could suggest any, that'd be greatly appreciated.

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