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Hi all,

 

I need help with something i suspect is a malware. I installed some software from internet, wasn't to smart, acting like someone who uses PC for the first time or some idiot, and start installing software, but came to sence in the middle of it, and stopped ionstallation. That wasn't enough, since some stuff were already installed on system and stopping installation didn't delete them.

 

Now, when I start my system automaticaly several programs are starting. They mostlly look like system monitor programs, like those widgets in Windows 7 that displays RAM and CPU percentage use, some looks like Clean MAster app on Android showing which programs I can kill so I could use more RAM % ... The main stuff is that all this stuff is on japanese, korean or some other asian language, at least those letters are everywhere in all those programs. 

 

I tried to uninstall them with CCleaner, but few of them just can't be deleted. I uninstall it, but it is there again, one of them can't be uninstalled at all, even not displaying the "fake" message it is uninstalled, like others. I stopped all of them in startup programs, first disable them, after it delete them from startup, but they are starting again after restart.

 

Anyone had experience with this thing?

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Thank you,

 

Kevin

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Kevin,

 

Thanks for advice and help, but during day I luckilly found what is the problem. During my try to uninstall some parts of this software a webpage opened with "Trecent" headline. So, it was Trecent program, some PC MAnagement Tool, but on my PC it was version on Chinese, so it was hard to find how to uninstall it. I managed to do it, with some tips found on YouTube that helped with translations of options for uninstalling inside the program, plus files to be deleted in registry. Finaly I'm saved from it :)

 

Thanks, and if anyone come to the same problem just go to Youtube and type - How to uninstall Trecent, or Trecent Chinesse, and there are lots of usefull videos :)

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