Hello,
Thanks for the confirmation.
Yes, I was speaking of MB3 as Malwarebytes 3 as a replacement for your BSOD'ing Comodo: https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/309-malwarebytes/
A more detailled description: https://www.malwarebytes.com/premium/
If you need some details, just ask.
Bonjour,
Pouvez-vous utiliser cet outil: https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/385-avcertclean/
Ensuite, relancez AdwCleaner et copiez/collez le rapport d'analyse genere.
Merci,
Hello,
Can you please execute this software?
To use it, simply execute AVCertClean.exe.
A logfile will open at the end, please host it on Up2sha.re and share the link in your next reply.
Thanks,
Hello,
We are working on that, I'm trying to send you a fix today.
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.....
Hi, today I had the first "real" bluescreen after 11th april.
Boot > manually update CID database (in a few secvonds since the defs has been updated yesterday) > end of downloading process > bluescreen BAD_POOL_CALLER 0x000000C2 !!
Reboot: CIS updates has not been installed! CIS is now dowloading a big database file: 270MB!! In CIS scanner folder the file "bxxxxxxx.cav" cannot be deleted sin...
B was clean.
A solution would be to move from Comodo to MB3 if you still encounter this issue again when Comodo installed :)
Please keep me informed!
Hi, ok I delete frst.exe and generated logs from A_Laptop. It is a miracle that all is ok here after 5 years. Great. B-Desktop: I am able to boot for a month with Comodo installed without problems. To be sure I would have to unistall CIS for *at least* one month (better two) to see if the hang happens even without CIS. Perhaps we could leave this misterious issue unresolved, after all - if this...
Hello,
- DesktopB: Can you fully uninstall Comodo and reboot a few times?
- LaptopA: yes, you can snapshot this system.
Ah. It appears to be my son's account and an artifact of when he must have used my laptop. So this may not be so easy to turn off. Maybe he will know how.
