MBAM unins000.DAT

[SonicFeathers]

Hey!

New. Mod pls move if incorrect posting?

Was investigating FileASSASIN & what it does, then ran it. Was concerned on last4 entries, googled. unins000.DAT came up as being very foul on googling but when I looked... I was in the directory of MBAM. Should it be there? unins000 & unins.msg is with it. Have done nothing, preferred waiting for someone with a better brain to advise.

Further, locked file W3SVC1 in Inetpub, Logs, Log File & History, CFG History but then disappears (what's with that?). Temp, ASP Compiled Templates. Perflogs, Admin. MAAN (computers id). Windows, LiveKernelReports. Windows, Minidump. Windows, Prefetch (also non-existent on opening, the lock trace just disappears).

Obviously don't wanna do damage & would appreciate input. Thx.

[exile360]

Greetings and welcome

The unins000.dat file is just part of our uninstaller and in this case is perfectly safe. The other files are safe as well (and some of them are system files so please do not delete them).

All that being said, if your system is showing any signs of infection such as strange pop-ups, suddenly slow performance, browser search redirects etc. then please do the following:

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