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2. Malwarebytes is a pretty good option. Free version is good.

Sun Apr 27, 2025, 01:23 PM

Sunday

Good luck!

Ps - paid version offers real time scanning, but they both work the same for removing these things

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I have a Trojan. ETA problem solved? [View all] Lasher Sunday OP

Malwarebytes is a pretty good option. Free version is good. SheltieLover Sunday #2

I just tried System Restore but it didn't work. Lasher Sunday #4

Awesome! SheltieLover Sunday #5

It's not going well. Lasher Sunday #10

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Yikes! SheltieLover Sunday #8

I just signed up for Webroot's free trial. Lasher Sunday #9

If you are still having issues, back data up data & reinstall windows SheltieLover Sunday #6

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Disconnect from the Internet before you run Antivirus deep scan. Yellowdog-1966 8 min ago #13