Ok. Avant de voir plus loin, on va voir ce que donne MBAM :
Okay, here is a link to the compressed RegistryQuarantine folder:
Hello,
Sorry for the delay. Thanks for the log.
I'm not sure if AdwCleaner is really the cause here, this will help to see what's wrong.
Can you zip the folder :
C:\AdwCleaner\RegistryQuarantine\Host it on https://up2sha.re/ and copy/paste the generated link here ?
Regards,
tu es sur d'avoir bien tout désactivé question sécurité/pare-feu/antivirus/windows defender etc pour l utilisation d' ADWC ?
Greetings,
As far as I know, its related to Widevine CDM plugin shipped with Chrome browser. It might be malicious in some cases. We will keep you informed about that. In the meantime, it should no longer be removed.
Regards.
After adwcleaner detected the CEF folder, I did some research to see what it was and could only find a single topic on it from the Malwarebytes. An elite member stated that the CEF folder is created by Steam. As it was only one person who claimed so, I decided to let Adwcleaner quarantine it and then I uninstalled adwcleaner. After restarting my PC, I ran Junkware and it only detected the harml...
By the way, what is "TData.exe.vir"?
My antivirus listed that as a variant of Win32/ELEX.IN potentially unwanted application.
It is in Adwcleaner/FileQuarantine folder
bonjour il faut éviter de lancer un programme à partir des fichiers temporaires ou d'internet et désactiver l antivirus pour son utilisation ces derniers ayant trop tendance à les bloquer
Hello,
I recently ran Adwcleaner on my Macbook Pro on the Windows 10 partition, and after it flagged several registry files and rebooted, I can no longer login to Windows 10. It displays, "Other User" instead of my name, and when I try to login as a local user with "BRIAN-PC\Brian" and my password, it restarts abruptly and starts the cycle again.
Is it possible to restore the registry files ...
Hello,
Can you share a screenshot of this warning message from your antivirus ?
Thanks,