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  1. Xman

    antivir64

    :-) Than nice job developing this program! The thing is that when i scan now i don't see that MBAM is scanning or searching anymore for c:\program files\antivir64... That's why I was worried...
  2. Xman

    antivir64

    Do you know for sure that MBAM is set to scan and see if that folder exists? :-) I run CCcleaner, found some missing dlls and deleted them from registry, some temporary files, etc. nothing serious (except it deleted my history from Windows Defender and it now shows me that i haven't scaned in 24 days - since i installed it on my computer). MBAM doesn't show any threat... The thing is that even when I saw MBAM scanned c:\Program Files\Antivir64 it didn't show any threat. I hope MBAM was only looking for that folder and it is not really there...
  3. Xman

    antivir64

    What can you guys tell me of antivir64? I quick scaned with Malwarebytes 1.27 my computer and right to the end it seemed like it scaned the c:\Program Files\Antivir64 folder... The result was 0 threats and I also don't have this folder on my computer... Can you tell me if it was on my computer or Malwarebytes was just checking on that location to make sure it wasn't? I am really concerned if it was just a setting in Malwarebytes to check that location or the folder is there but I can't see it... Thanks!
  4. That was fast :-) It seems ok now with 1125 defs. Thanks.
  5. ... also, when i right click on the file it says on the product name: "Macrovision Security Driver".
  6. I have found this file reported as a rootkit but it seems a legit file. It is located in c:\windws\system32\drivers\secdrv.sys Is it ok or really a rootkit?
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