Greetings,
Can you please try with the new release (7.0.2.1) ?
=> https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/1-adwcleaner/files/1114/
Thanks.
Greetings,
Can you please try with the new release (7.0.2.1) ?
=> https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/1-adwcleaner/files/1114/
Thanks.
Is anyone from the AdwCleaner team able to comment about this yet?
SWBUser, 2017-08-29 20:09:30 (UTC)
It would be nice wouldn't it? I am solving this myself, by uninstalling AdwCleaner and not recommending it to those requesting help on a forum where I am a mod. Too bad, very good tool, one of the best for removing PUP's but not going to sacrifice SpywareBlaster's ability to block them so ...
ActiveX is used for Microsoft services. I am fairly certain that this is a false positive. There have been a number of threads about the ActiveX issue, still waiting for confirmation from representatives.
Thanks Bernard. Good point on adding to firewall if happens again. Was thinking same thing -- that it's not a real hijack or spyware. Glad to hear it from somebody with more IT proficiency. It only happens on one specific station on tunein, and I listen to a bunch so seems site specific.
I'm running adwcleaner version 7.0.1.0 and this is an issue even now and has been in the last few versions of adwcleaner.
It started with the version where you changed the programs interface.
Most of the time Adwcleaner finds five internet explorer active x registry entries but sometimes it can be over a hundred and the next time it's back to five again even though I have not done anything th...
Since V7 I've been getting false positives on all my machines - often ones reported by others. I suspect they are down to using SypwareBlaster. This is an old but quite safe program which puts kill bits in the registry to prevent undesireable stuff running. I think it would be worth installing SpywareBlaster then "enabling all protection", then see what ADWCleaner makes of it. Thanks.
SWB...
Since V7 I've been getting false positives on all my machines - often ones reported by others. I suspect they are down to using SypwareBlaster. This is an old but quite safe program which puts kill bits in the registry to prevent undesireable stuff running. I think it would be worth installing SpywareBlaster then "enabling all protection", then see what ADWCleaner makes of it. Thanks.
Future here! Hopefully, you will be able to understand this in English. Decided, to surf some older posts and add some information to what we now know. 2 Vendors currently have a decryptor for it as part of the "No More Ransom" project (Not related to this extension, this extension is just mocking). You can find Kaspersky's and McAfee's versions respectively. Additionally, you can read more abo...
Utilisez Data Recovery Pro ou Rakhni decryptor pour restaurer les fichiers cryptés par le rançongiciel Jaff. Data Recovery Pro est unun outil automatique qui peut effectuer ce travail à votre place. Vous pouvez il ou Rahini décrypteur conçu par Kaspersky Lab en cliquant ici: http://www.2-spyware.com/remove-jaff-ransomware-virus.html
N'oubliez d'exécuter une analyse supplémentaire de votre syst...
These are still detected, they're actually related to a music application too called MASCHINE by Native Instruments and pose no threat,
where as the registry detections are immunization entries created by either Spybot S&D or SpywareBlaster. Checked this several times over.
Would it be better to use the beta for now then ?