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Thank you sir for your comprehensive reply.  I will admit, that I was not aware of the information that you provided.  Now that I have read it and digested it I will promptly remove those posts from Facebook and Twitter.  Also if there is a way to delete this post I will.  To you I offer my sincerest apology in hope that you will forgive me for my aggressive behavior.  When proven wrong I am th...

Hello and welcome on ToolsLib,

The least I can say is that you are determined. I saw your messages on Facebook and Twitter as well. I'll answer here so everyone can participate and see what's going on.

I don't know if you've seen it but we recently introduced automated VirusTotal scans for all the projects hosted on ToolsLib. Here is an example for AdsFix: https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewd...

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Maybe in future it will be posible to decrypt it.  

google seach my unins000.exe md5

this site knows it is from Sereby Corporation

https://www.reasoncoresecurity.com/unins000.exe-dda03e7409bf795ed6ed4198c29b606c68617ce9.aspx

I've often seen false positives in this utility, so I advise not to use it at all.

I have just scanned my notebook and AdwCleaner v6.046 tells me Auslogics DIsk Defrag is malware, is that correct? Thank you very much, sincerely yours Juan

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jvalma, 2017-04-25 23:26:07 (UTC)

Yes, it's correct.

You can read more here: http://toolslib.net/forum/viewthread/9878/#!messageId-9882

Are you sure it isn't a false positive? I had these files detected as well, but on my pc, it's the uninstaller for a program called COUGAR UIX™ System. It's a driver/firmware installer and mouse function editor for the Cougar 700M mouse.

*EDIT* http://cougargaming.com/downloads/

This screenshot shows the file path for the uninstaller shortcut:

Here is the scan log from my pc:

# AdwCleane...

I have just scanned my notebook and AdwCleaner v6.046 tells me Auslogics DIsk Defrag is malware, is that correct? Thank you very much, sincerely yours Juan

Hello,

No, they're not false positive - you can safely remove them.

Best regards,