Bill Castner

The problem is that for an OPs notebook computer I have been working with, Quarantining this file renders the keyboard unusable (it acts as if the Special Function key was being held down). It would have helped if the files were not encrypted and password protected; or if a "back door" in the form of a Command Line alternative for restoring a file from Quarantine was provided. Then one could programmatically restore rather than depend only on a now inaccessible GUI. I understand the concern -- I too have seen things run from anti-malware Quarantine folders even if renamed. (This issue underlies, for example, the Deckard Scan issue with TDSSSERV and the file advapi32.dll). But a "backdoor" for a Restore would be an idea worth consideration. Best regards to all for a wonderful tool and a simply great job by all at Malwarebytes, Bill Castner