re-mbam scan
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Like I said earlier, you get paranoid after a while...spend more time maintaining pc, than using it.
nowt else to do
While you've got some time on your hands
give GMER a go at scanning you C drive....
http://www.gmer.net
It will show up in red anything that it classifies as suspicious so at least it might give you a clue as to any potential problems.
But DON'T delete any of these without first checking with Google that it is actually a rootkit. By their very nature rootkits are notoriously difficult to identify and some of the items GMER flags up may in fact be an integral part of your operating system i.e. false positives.0 -
ain't going to get same problem as I have had today with aswmbr scan I did yesterday am I ?:)While you've got some time on your hands give GMER a go at scanning you C drive....
http://www.gmer.net
It will show up in red anything that it classifies as suspicious so at least it might give you a clue as to any potential problems.
But DON'T delete any of these without first checking with Google that it is actually a rootkit. By their very nature rootkits are notoriously difficult to identify and some of the items GMER flags up may in fact be an integral part of your operating system i.e. false positives.
All I did was took the logs of the scan.0 -
when I type sfc/scannow into box, it saysI must be administrator.Brilliant !!
open a command prompt and type inside it sfc /scannow
This will check the consistency of all the main windows files
I repeated it, same?
I am the Admin, or was,,beginning to wonder,:) so what do I type when this happens?0 -
when I type sfc/scannow into box, it saysI must be administrator.
I repeated it, same?
I am the Admin, or was,,beginning to wonder,:) so what do I type when this happens?
https://www.lifewire.com/how-to-use-sfc-scannow-to-repair-windows-system-files-26261610 -
Just done scan Avast wasn't going to allow it,( blocked by Avast self defence), but, it got though.While you've got some time on your hands give GMER a go at scanning you C drive....
http://www.gmer.net
It will show up in red anything that it classifies as suspicious so at least it might give you a clue as to any potential problems.
But DON'T delete any of these without first checking with Google that it is actually a rootkit. By their very nature rootkits are notoriously difficult to identify and some of the items GMER flags up may in fact be an integral part of your operating system i.e. false positives.
There didn't seem to be any tick boxes.?
Couldn't see anything in red , but, saved the log, which, means nothing to me.:rotfl:
can post it if you want?
don't know if it contains anything that shouldn't be posted?
just a few long lines of question marks?0 -
when I type sfc/scannow into box, it saysI must be administrator.
I repeated it, same?
I am the Admin, or was,,beginning to wonder,:) so what do I type when this happens?
Its just security meaures ..
You have to run CMD as admin.
Right click it and choose "run as administrator"
That gives you an elevated command prompt 0
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