
Would you want me to restore all the elements deleted by AdwCleaner, and re-scan? Wouldn't this produce a log similar to the one I can't find? Sorry for the mistake!Īttached below is the Junkware Removal Tool scan logs. There in a scroll-down window which is very small, requiring many screen shots to record them all.
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I found all the deleted elements from the initial AdwCleaner scan in Quarantine Management, but can't figure out how to print them. I thought I saved both logs, but I could only find the Junkware log (pasted below). I ran AdwCleaner first, then ran Junkware Removal Tool. Would be glad to run MiniToolBox and Security Check again if you'd like. I did not knowingly delete any program during this time. I inadvertently turned my computer off after that, and immediately re-booted and ran Security Check. When I updated, I did not get a box to check or uncheck for the installation of Chrome, just one for the Avast Community. I actually ran MiniToolBox first, then immediately ran Malwarebytes. (Win 7 and Vista users, right-click and select run as admin) Click here to download Junkware Removal Tool to your desktop.

Once you've restarted, a log should appear.Allow AdwCleaner to restart your computer.


The Best Chrome Extensions for Online Safety and Security. On the dashboard, select the history tab and click application logs. Although there are many other options out there that will do the job just fine such as the Avast password manager extension, the Zoho Vault Chrome extension or the Webroot password manager.When the scan's completed, select apply actions - make sure the action is quarantine.After that, click scan now - the scan will now begin.Double click mbam-setup-x.x.x.xxxx and follow the on-screen instructions.Click here to download Malwarebytes to your desktop.
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Install and run a scan with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
