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I tried scanning again, and I got the first log's results again. So I tried re-downloading AdwCleaner and scanning again, and I got the second log's results. So I tried again with the old copy... and I got the second log's results.

What's going on...

" Again, thanks for your precious feedback. "..:

thxs to you for yr precious tool too

hoping to see the unexpected issues fixed

cheers

Hello,

I feel like I'm repeating myself but:

1. Sadly, fixing issues takes time. It also depends on the type and severity of these issues. Some are more difficult to fix than others.
2. I'd like to remind you that we're speaking about the release of a major version (7.0.0.0). A major version often comes with big changes and it may bring unexpected issues.
3. Finally, the lack of answer doesn't mean ...

Hello,

• Do you have some more details about these "install failures"?
• About 3rd party providers, do you have some names or links?

Thanks.

..it really seems that i'm not the ONLY one..:

https://toolslib.net/forum/viewthread/12676-many-bugs-7010/

" I can't see the Quarantine items (file(s)/folder(s)/registry etc..) "..:

..me too...i think this issue is so very difficulte to manage..

:(

If they weren't detected as major threats or some form of issues you should be good to go. AdwCleaner should clean up any actually malicious software, but other than that, you don't need to worry. If you want, you can do a full thorough system scan just in case. Avast full scan. Mbam, AdwCleaner and Hitman Pro, additionally use CCleaner to clean up your registry and cache files and you are set!

Just was curious, I have seen some people having issues with downloads and installs when it comes to beta and normal versions. I wonder if they are downloading through some form of 3rd party provider? Or can the installs fail for some reason? Maybe system configuration?

Well.... My previous solution in Windows "Safe mode with networking" should help you out if you haven't done that. Alternatively, you could try using RKill to kill malicious software first. Then remove the identified files manually, afterward do a thorough scan with Malwarebytes, AdwCleaner, and HitmanPro. This should definitely yield some results.

Hello I didin't see this topic before.

Do you really think that if it was a bad file , all the best and known antiviruses ( DrWeb, Malwarebytes, Kaspersky, Bitdefender, etc.....) could mark it as safe ?

Please, think before posting