Every day, Windows Defender is detecting at least one Trojan on my PC.
MBAM is reporting that a copy of Windows' shortcut to the Messenger app in my Startup folder is a Trojan.Agent threat. While it is possible that the recent attack has infected this shortcut, MBAM doesn't report any threat when I rename the shortcut or scan a copy of the same shortcut in a different location.
Is this a bug...
Hello,
It's really nice, thanks a lot ! :)
Fortunately, I kept backups of CCleaner's registry deletions, some of which are clearly nothing to do with this adware:
MBAM later found StartGo123, which had been hijacking Chrome.
I imagine the malware writers reading our conversation and learning too, but HTH.
Hello,
Oh. It would have been interesting to get all the references to BrowserAir, so that I would have added them to AdwCleaner.
But thanks for the feedback :)
Have now run CCleaner to clean Registry and remove many, but not all, references to BrowserAir.
Windows: Settings: System: Default apps: Choose default applications by file type: .htm no longer shows BrowserAir.
Ah, minor problems remain.
Opera now works again as my default browser. However, Opera could not see that it was the default browser until I used Windows: Control Panel: Default Programs to set it as the default.
Even then:
Hello,
Perfect ! If you have any question, just ask.
Best regards,
Thanks for your prompt response!
MBAM report: https://up2sha.re/file?f=a8p2vGsmQ6Bp
AdwCleaner now reports no threats!
:)
Hello,
In complement, can you do the following ?
I got infected with loads of adware after trying to install SUPER file converter.
I have run Windows Defender to remove trojans and a malware installer.
Whichever Prinicpal I give Full Control, there is always some other Principal's permission lacking to delete Program Files (x86)\MPC Cleaner.
Running AdwCleaner isn't managing to do so either. Log file: https://up2sha.re/file?f=4pnRQn2e5du8...
