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Hello everyone, just created an account to try to solve some problems on my PC.

 

I have been always paranoic about virus, malware, etc. And I think there's something strange on my PC.

 

Security prograns on my PC:

- Malwarebytes (trial version)

- Avast (free version)

- Spybot (free version)

 

Before having the  Avast antivirus, I had the ESET Internet Security trial. The trial is now over and I searched for a good (and free) antivirus.

But, since the day that I installed the Avast antivirus, Malwarebytes stopped the real time protection (even if I turn it on Settings).

 

Looks like that Avast caused some problens here, or is a problem with malware?

 

(Will try now the clean install to see if it works now)

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1 - did you remove ESET before installing avast?

2 - did you run ESET removal tool to clear any leftover files?

 

removal tools   http://singularlabs.com/uninstallers/security-software/

 

3 - and you dont need SpyBot when you have Malwarebytes ..... SpyBot is not any good with todays malware

 

1 - Yes.

2 - Yes

3 - Thanks for the tip, will unnistall it after testing the Malwarebytes.

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Hello and :welcome:

Let's try this first....

Thank You,

Firefox

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Hello and :welcome:

Let's try this first....

Thank You,

Firefox

 

 

Just did the Clean Removal Process and looks like that the problem has been solved.

If the issue returns, I will try the step 1 again, and if it fails, step 2.

 

Thank you guys for helping me.

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Thanks for posting the logs, right off the bat, I can see you have some software that is questionable..

Advanced SystemCare 7 (HKLM-x32\...\Advanced SystemCare 7_is1) (Version: 7.3.0 - IObit)

IObit Uninstaller (HKLM-x32\...\IObitUninstall) (Version: 3.2.10.2466 - IObit)

Surfing Protection (HKLM-x32\...\IObit Surfing Protection_is1) (Version: 1.0 - IObit)

Here is some info on the company known as IObit...

The company behind this product was found to be stealing Malwarebytes database.

Personally I would not trust installing any software from a company that resorts to stealing someone's technology to sell their product.

Please see the following links and make up your own mind if you want to keep this on your system. If needed we can help you remove it.

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Thanks for posting the logs, right off the bat, I can see you have some software that is questionable..

Advanced SystemCare 7 (HKLM-x32\...\Advanced SystemCare 7_is1) (Version: 7.3.0 - IObit)

IObit Uninstaller (HKLM-x32\...\IObitUninstall) (Version: 3.2.10.2466 - IObit)

Surfing Protection (HKLM-x32\...\IObit Surfing Protection_is1) (Version: 1.0 - IObit)

Here is some info on the company known as IObit...

The company behind this product was found to be stealing Malwarebytes database.

Personally I would not trust installing any software from a company that resorts to stealing someone's technology to sell their product.

Please see the following links and make up your own mind if you want to keep this on your system. If needed we can help you remove it.

 

 

That was totally unespected, never knew about these informations.

But, I always used IOBit sevices because IMO it's the best "trash" removal, Didn't really used thew malware thing (for malware, always Malwarebytes)

 

Do you have another sugestion of a program that remove "trash" on the PC?

 

Also, is anything else wrong with my PC?

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I only gave you the information and you can make you own decisions based on the info you read.

As for making recommendations, please be more specific as to you your statement "trash" removal means.

As for finding anything else, that may require a deeper analysis and that is not done in this section of the forum, if you want to have it checked out deeper, feel free to follow the instructions below to receive free, one-on-one expert assistance in checking your system and clearing out any infections and correcting any damage done by the malware.

Please see the following pinned topic which has information on how to get help with this: Available Assistance for Possibly Infected Computers

Thank you

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I only gave you the information and you can make you own decisions based on the info you read.

As for making recommendations, please be more specific as to you your statement "trash" removal means.

As for finding anything else, that may require a deeper analysis and that is not done in this section of the forum, if you want to have it checked out deeper, feel free to follow the instructions below to receive free, one-on-one expert assistance in checking your system and clearing out any infections and correcting any damage done by the malware.

Please see the following pinned topic which has information on how to get help with this: Available Assistance for Possibly Infected Computers

Thank you

 

The "trash" removal is what the IObit program does, Registry fix, Privacy Sweep, Junk file clean (like the files from recicly bin), etc.

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Registry cleaners are not needed nor recommended... See Do I need a Windows Registry Cleaner?

 

As for cleaning temp files CCleaner is pretty good at doing that....You can download it from HERE I usually download the Slim version as it will not install any extra toolbars and such....

 

Ok, thanks for the tip.

Looks like that my PC is OK now.

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