hi!
first thxs so much for the upgrade to 7!
i notice that with 6.047 no obj found and with new 7 up to 260...
anyway i push the -clean- button and at re start no obj found.
but after turn off completely the pc and then after hours re-turn on the pc i re found always the 260 obj by yr tool..why..??
they are all reg keys as ie activex etcc...
i've win 10 home 64 creators update vers 1703
...Version 6.047 finds nothing while version 7 finds 262 elements, mostly IE registry keys + one Firefox add-on.
Cookie Manager Button
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/cookie-manager-button/?src=ss
Only new thing I installed recently is Adguard and it is set to work only with IE11. It is not running right now.
***** [ Registry ] *****
PUP.Optional.GameVance, [Key] - HKLM\SOFTWA...I guess it makes sense, since XP and Vista not supported officially by Microsoft, it would get exponentially more difficult to protect the platforms efficiently.
Hello,
It's edited, thanks for pointing it out.
Sorry for not supporting XP and Vista any longer but we had to make some choices. If you have any troubles while using MB3, please reach us and we'll help!
Latest version AdwCleaner 7.0.0.0 will not run on XP SP3 "Not a valid Win32 application".
EDIT: OK so I have just read on Malwarebytes forum that XP and Vista are no longer supported, fair enough, but you may want to drop XP and Vista from the "Compatible with" list on this page? https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/1-adwcleaner/
Never had issues that ADWCleaner would remove my TeamViewer. You sure it was that software? Maybe it was a fluke or a trojan pretending to be TeamViewer. You could try installing TV, doing a scan with anti-virus software, ADWCleaner and maybe some form of anti-malware on top of that, to confirm or deny your thoughts.
Run AdwCleaner, Tools > Options. Tick "Debug" in the mode section.
Then, do a scan, and a clean. Share the generated logfile from C:\AdwCleaner\AdwCleaner_Debug.log.
Can you whitelist Teamviewer? ADWcleaner killed it today.
Thanks!
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...
HillBilly I have been trying to get this problem fixed for months. 1 attempt to fix it failed a couple of months ago and I provided my log from 6.046 and have not heard anything since then.
As the program is written now there is no way of knowing there is a problem unless it is run in debug mode and the debug log is checked.