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Bonjour, I already wrote to you per email one month ago, now I'm registered and I post here on the forum. I am cumdacon and I posted 2012 on the forum "general changelog". In the meantime I see that you changed the forum adress and switched from ZHPdiag to FRST. Vista ended its main support one month ago, [Office2007 is still receiving updates at least until september and Firefox 52ESR until at...

Bonjour,

Après plusieurs recherche sur internet et d'autre forum, j'ai trouvé la solution, internet est revenue

Si ça peut aider certains :

Dans le centre réseau et partage, il faut désactiver les protocoles comme demandé le post de roshaan_riaz du 16 Janvier 2015 (en anglais): https://www.computerhope.com/forum/index.php/topic,148450.msg922900.html#msg922900

"Go to Control Panel> Network a...

Bonjour,

Tout d'abord, désolé pour le temps de réponse.

Quelques questions :

1. Pouvez-vous me dire si une erreur est visible au lancement d'AdwCleaner ?
2. Avez-vous une protection antivirus résidente (active en temps réel) ?

Cordialement.

Indeed! :)

Hello,

Yes, the issue was fixed a few weeks ago, I din't post any update about it - sorry.

Do you access ToolsLib through XP SP3? If so, there shouldn't be any problems with AdwCleaner neither.

Can you provide the lines from the debug log?

Thanks,

No worries. I figured that these days everyone in the business has their hands full with the new ransomware going around. Thank you for your hard work.

Hello,

Yes, it was a FP.

Sorry for it!

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?

Hello,

Please see my answer here.

Best regards,

I got the same over here on 3 PC's with Windows 8.1 x64:  ***** [ Registry ] ***** / Key Found:  HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DevDiv / Key Found:  HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\DevDiv.   This must be a false pos ...... ?  Thank you for looking on to this.