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so where can i found the file log you require..??

i have the quarantine folder with those subfolders in  c\adwcleaner...

win 10 home 64bit creators update vers 1703

Glad you could solve the issue. And yeah, Malwarebytes is amazing, but I have found myself using ADWCleaner as well, there are something things one software doesn't clean as good as other, which is why it is always recommended to do multiple scans with multiple anti-malware solutions, just to be 100% sure.

Looks like safe with nw did the trick. Same two elements were identified, but this time the removal process included a step "cleaning chrome", which definitely wasn't in any of the other scans. When I restarted in regular mode and ran another scan with v7, there were "no unwanted objects found". Super psyched!!

Below are two log files -- first is the one generated after removal of two unwanted...

Please try in safe mode, and share the scan and/or clean logfile :)

Thanks!

Hello, 

Here is the logfile that was displayed:

== Scan for security software untrusted certificates | Support: <mailto:untrustedcerts@fr33tux.org> == This software will look for known security vendor certificate in the Windows Untrusted Store and remove the legit ones. This should allow your security software to launch again properly.

========= 03D22C9C66915D58C88912B64C1F984B8344EF09 [!] F...

Ran v7. This time only found two elements -- same file "PUP.LEGACY.OPTIONAL". Computer restarted after I clicked clean/remove option. When I ran scan again, same two objects were found. If you can think of any options, please advise. If think running scans in safe mode w/networking is best option, I'll give that a shot.

Thanks again for all the help. 

Hello,

Can you use the latest AdwCleaner version (7.0.0.0) from here; https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/1-adwcleaner/ ?

Thanks,

Thanks, that's what I'm looking for.

I'll let you know asap.

Sure thing -- link as follows:

https://up2sha.re/file?f=zm5Fq0f2

Please advise if that's not what you're referring to.