Glad you solved the issue. Torch browser, unfortunately, is malware. It is what you would call Bundleware or PUP (Potentially unwanted program), usually bundled with other more used software as part to generate more file downloads and installs. In the future always select advanced or expert options when installing, usually, they are hidden after that one checkmark. Additionally, you can do regu...
Torch browser very often came along with bundles and without user's agreement. If you install it by yourself simple remove check-marks from appropriate elements.Torch browser very often came along with bundles and without user's agreement. If you install it by yourself simple remove check-marks from appropriate elements.
Greetings. I don't see a reason why you shouldn't be able to do so. It looks like all the files and registries are not part of natural Windows process. Adwcleaner rarely has false positives. It is good that you are extra careful with what you are removing and how it works, but you have no worries here.
Need some help please, here is the log, thanks for any assistance:
# AdwCleaner v6.047 - Logfile created 09/07/2017 at 00:49:12 # Updated on 19/05/2017 by Malwarebytes # Database : 2017-07-07.1 [Server] # Operating System : Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1 (X64) # Username : Tim - PC # Running from : C:\Users\PC\Downloads\AdwCleaner.exe # Mode: Scan # Support : https://www.malwarebytes...
Somehow alot of anti-virus publisher certificates have been blocked by my laptop, there are some that I havent even installed yet (But somehow it is there).
When I try to remove it from the list it comes back.....Imgur link
I cant install any kind of anything at the moment.....
The test is running (now 4 pass....) I hope to find the log after pass 8th, anyway I will take photos....[In the meantime a full - 4 hours long - scandisk said me that the HDD is ok with zero damaged clusters].
I have always been of the thought that Too much similar SW is not good. That being the case which of the offered programs(which I don't have) should be considered
Hello,
We won't be able to share the source code. I was planning to develop a similar tool but I haven't had the time to work on it yet.
Regards.
cocochepeau, 2017-05-18 12:17:51 (UTC)
Hi,
Thank You for the reply.
I will be waiting for your tool :) In the meantime I think Delfix should be taken off-line because of the serious bugs reported by the users.
Best Regards.
Hello,
We won't be able to share the source code. I was planning to develop a similar tool but I haven't had the time to work on it yet.
Regards.
https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/200856-devdiv-registry/
Me and the OP of this forum post had the same registry key result in a scan two days ago (though I use Windows 7 instead). I did another scan last night and it came out clean, does it mean the key was confirmed a FP and removed from the database?
