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Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by hayseed, Jan 11, 2014.

  1. Rich M

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    UH oh we collided here at the same time Cindy. Is there something you know I don't? Well really how would you know anyway what I don't know.
    I mean personally I have such a low opinion of Avg, I wouldn't pay any attention to it was my message and he can't seem to list the full findings either so I really don't know how to help so will back away from this thread.
     
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    I am going to first, going to reboot my computer. Almost forgot about deep freeze, it should be gone when i reboot, but it is possible malware might live through it. If not i will start the process tommorrow, god help me.
     
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    The only reason i say it did not protect me, is that i have been surfing the web before, and a window popped up from malwarbytes that it had just blocked a potential threat, so it seemed to me that malwarebytes was indeed doing, or trying to do just that
     
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    Oh then you must have the paid version and yes it does have protection but no it's really only maybe 50% effective. If you feel like buying an Antivirus, I have found much better protection against Malware with Nod32 Anrivirus. Even though its an Antivirus, it has some of the best heuristic abilities which means it can detect unsafe situations even though it may not know what they are it can still keep you away from the issues. I am not saying to get rid of Malwarebytes, they do very well together actually.
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    Ah then not to worry something is wrong there with Avg then but I have a real low opinion of it.
     
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    I have rebooted, the weird print overs of the titles is still there. Ran malwarebytes full scan, it found no infections. I went to this site with my other two tablets, asus 700 and kindle fire, the same thing is seen there too. Has this virus, infected all three of my devices? Has it done this through syncing?

    If you still think this is malware or something, what of the other devices infected? Will fixing pc somehow fix other devices. Only other connection is the router, or carrier.
     
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    Yes Malware travels across networks very effectively so the first thing you need to do as Malwarebytes these days is only a fair scanner is go into thew Malware Removal Forum here and post the logs asked for in the instructions
    to that forum. We cannot help you with Malware as we have registered professional Malware removal experts here and that is their purview. Most forums have the same situation incidentally.
     

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