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<blockquote data-quote="gselker" data-source="post: 518720" data-attributes="member: 53609"><p>On 6/20 in an attempt to fix an issue that developed with my Olympus DSS 4.8 software that had stopped to function post a windows update and post researching this issue, I downloaded the Olympus DSS V5 software. Upon installation, i needed a new serial # and then I mistakenly opened up a link to obtain a new Olympus DSS serial #. Immediately, a PC speed enhancer app started downloading, which I stopped and then uninstalled. However, this is when my PC became infected with adware/malware.</p><p></p><p>When opening up Chrome, sometimes but not all the time, a Bing toolbar is inserted. When opening up a new tab, more than 75% of the time the browser is highjacked and directed to beeping or flashing website (security issue with Chrome, Windows, MS), or "you're an automatic AT&T winner" requiring me to stop the app in task manager</p><p></p><p>uninstalled DSS V5</p><p>uninstalled PC Speed Enhancer</p><p>restored system to pre-DSS download</p><p> have run multiple times, AdwCleaner, Junkware Removal Tool (JRT).Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and HitmanPro.</p><p>Have also now run rdkill and tdsskiller</p><p>Have now run Farbar Recovery and aswMBR but did not apply the FixMBR yet.</p><p></p><p>Scan logs are uploaded from: </p><p>HitmanPro (6/22 1st & 2nd scans)</p><p>Adwcleaner (6/24),</p><p>JWT (6/24)</p><p>Farbar (FRST and Addition from 6/27)</p><p> aswMBR (6/27)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gselker, post: 518720, member: 53609"] On 6/20 in an attempt to fix an issue that developed with my Olympus DSS 4.8 software that had stopped to function post a windows update and post researching this issue, I downloaded the Olympus DSS V5 software. Upon installation, i needed a new serial # and then I mistakenly opened up a link to obtain a new Olympus DSS serial #. Immediately, a PC speed enhancer app started downloading, which I stopped and then uninstalled. However, this is when my PC became infected with adware/malware. When opening up Chrome, sometimes but not all the time, a Bing toolbar is inserted. When opening up a new tab, more than 75% of the time the browser is highjacked and directed to beeping or flashing website (security issue with Chrome, Windows, MS), or "you're an automatic AT&T winner" requiring me to stop the app in task manager uninstalled DSS V5 uninstalled PC Speed Enhancer restored system to pre-DSS download have run multiple times, AdwCleaner, Junkware Removal Tool (JRT).Malwarebytes Anti-Malware and HitmanPro. Have also now run rdkill and tdsskiller Have now run Farbar Recovery and aswMBR but did not apply the FixMBR yet. Scan logs are uploaded from: HitmanPro (6/22 1st & 2nd scans) Adwcleaner (6/24), JWT (6/24) Farbar (FRST and Addition from 6/27) aswMBR (6/27) [/QUOTE]
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