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1 hour ago, davidfreeland said:

got a reboot required notice on the botton right side of screen and i reboot and it keeps coming back after 4 times of rebooting. how do i get it to stop?

 

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2 hours ago, davidfreeland said:

and pcpitstop has never bothered malware before

I do not know if it is relevant in your case, however we did have at least one user within the last couple of weeks posting about an issue where Malwarebytes wasn't working and it turned out that PCPitstop was blocking it as I recall, and once it was removed Malwarebytes started working fine.  I believe it even showed entries about it being blocked in the program's logs so that might be worth checking if possible.

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3 hours ago, davidfreeland said:

and pcpitstop has never bothered malware before

 

From your log. Pcpitstop probably has a self-protection function for its files.

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Quarantine Information
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2019-09-21T13:46:43Z | i:\Program Files (x86)\PCPitstop\Super Shield\SuperShieldHookCpy32.dll [file | Malware.Exploit.Agent.Generic]
2019-09-21T13:46:44Z | i:\Program Files (x86)\PCPitstop\Super Shield\SuperShieldHookCpy32.dll [file | Malware.Exploit.Agent.Generic]
2019-09-21T13:46:45Z | i:\Program Files (x86)\PCPitstop\Super Shield\SuperShieldHookCpy32.dll [file | Malware.Exploit.Agent.Generic]

 

 

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