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#1 Paul_Lynch

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Posted 11 July 2012 - 11:53 PM

Hi there, i dont know the rules on the forum, if im aloud to start a new topic etc, so i do apologise if ive gone against any rules. All it is, a friend told me about malwarebyte a few days ago and told me to get it after i had a few problems with my computer.

Basically, a pop up kept coming on the screen saying it had found a few trojans or viruses (cant remember exactly now what it said as ive managed to stop it from doing it) i was using AVG at the time and it the pop up was as if it was AVG that had found it, however, when i ran avg it didnt find anything. ive since uninstalled avg and gone for Superantispyware (again, suggested by the same friend), The only problem im having it trying to install malwarebyte's now, ive been reading up about it all over the last 2 days, ive tried renaming the file to mapp.exe and other things like that, i must have installed and uninstalled it about 20 times trying different methods but nothing seems to help. i think it all started the day googlechrome stopped working saying something about "profie wont load", i dont know if ive picked up some kind of virus or what?

any help would be absolutely great! its driving me mental now! :( thanks alot. Paul.

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Posted 12 July 2012 - 12:58 AM

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