
I know that is Microsoft Anti Spyware.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:This is Windows Defender, also known as Microsoft Anti-spyware.
This picture shows that you have probably installed something and that it will boot on startup or you have just changed some settings.
One question for you: Did you install anything just now or did you change any settings?
After deleting the 4 critical objects, Microsoft Anti-spyware warning pop up? Or you did a scan with Microsoft Anti-spyware?Originally posted by mhcampboy:I know that is Microsoft Anti Spyware.
This was what I did.
I used the Ad Adware SE program to do a scan.
Found 4 critical objects. So I deleted it.
After deleting it, then the Mircosoft Anti-spyware as above. So I blocked it.
I did not change or install anything prior to it.
Nope. I didnt use MAs to scan. Used the Ad Adware. After deleting the 4 criticial objects and close Ad Adware, immediately the MAs warning as above pop up.Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:After deleting the 4 critical objects, Microsoft Anti-spyware warning pop up? Or you did a scan with Microsoft Anti-spyware?
You can just allow it. If you block it, the spywares would be back.Originally posted by mhcampboy:Nope. I didnt use MAs to scan. Used the Ad Adware. After deleting the 4 criticial objects and close Ad Adware, immediately the MAs warning as above pop up.
My MAs has real time protection enabled though. I am not even sure what does words in the pop up means....![]()
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ALLOW!?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:You can just allow it. If you block it, the spywares would be back.
There are spywares/adwares on your computer, and that user is you.Originally posted by mhcampboy:ALLOW!?![]()
What is tat actually...?
Then if I allow it.. will it disrupt my system?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:There are spywares/adwares on your computer, and that user is you.
Ad-Aware removed it, and Windows feel that it is dangerous, so it warns you. If you block it, those adwares/spywares would be there again, as good as not deleting anything.
Nope.Originally posted by mhcampboy:Then if I allow it.. will it disrupt my system?
i take ur word for it....Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Nope.
i might see u post another thread in IT support and Tech corner later...Originally posted by mhcampboy:i take ur word for it....![]()
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Originally posted by GHoST_18:i might see u post another thread in IT support and Tech corner later...![]()
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i trust mayi advise... i think..![]()
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Originally posted by mhcampboy:i take ur word for it....![]()
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I'm confused, are you saying that the pop up alert is informing the user of the changes made by the ad-aware?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:There are spywares/adwares on your computer, and that user is you.
Ad-Aware removed it, and Windows feel that it is dangerous, so it warns you. If you block it, those adwares/spywares would be there again, as good as not deleting anything.
Yup.Originally posted by SilverPal:I'm confused, are you saying that the pop up alert is informing the user of the changes made by the ad-aware?
tis is a warning to warn u stop surfing the porn sites!Originally posted by mhcampboy:This warning pop up just like that. I blocked it. What is it ar?
I can't make out what kind of infection is this...![]()