Select the " Choose a File" navigate to the location of the File. In the Reply section in the bottom of the topic Click the " more reply Options" button. The first time the tool is run, it makes also another log (Addition.txt). It will make a log (FRST.txt) in the same directory the tool is run. When the tool opens click Yes to disclaimer. Post the logs from this scan and I will advise you if OK or not.ĭownload the version of this tool for your operating system.Īnd save it to a folder on your computer's Desktop.ĭouble-click to run it. If you can please print this topic it will make it easier for you to follow the instructions and complete all of the necessary steps in the order listed. And so, i wonder if this is truly a PUP/Trojan?Įdited by hstein, 11 January 2019 - 12:34 AM. This further erodes my trust in .Ĭan anyone tell me what the truth is about cpu-z? It's not clear how cpuid makes money - licensing an SDK, selling a Pro version of HWMonitor, etc. Over the last several months I have filled the contact form on cpuid ( ) and asked them about this malware bytes link and they have never replied to me. I have not contacted malwarebytes to ask them for clarification. Due to the nature of this publicly offered repository, reliability.
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They did not indicate if they believed the application was a tampered version or if came from. I recently saw this article from MalwareBytes saying one version of it was a Trojan. I also suspected it as being problematic in that whatever driver it left behind, an issue in the system would be remedied if I configured (using autoruns) it not to start up. Over the years, I have run into issues uninstalling cpu-z - at times it did not properly (completely) uninstall itself (driver would still load).
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