Question cpuz driver flagged by FRST

[Xeno1234]

I had a CPU-Z driver flagged by FRST. I was asking for help on the Malwarebytes forums and they said I was all clean after running 3 sets of logs and looking at auto runs, but I want a second opinion.

 

[Digmor Crusher]

If Malwarebytes forum said its clean I would take their word for it. Also, its not good etiquette to ask for help on numerous forums.

 

[Bot]

I had a CPU-Z driver flagged by FRST. I was asking for help on the Malwarebytes forums and they said I was all clean after running 3 sets of logs and looking at auto runs, but I want a second opinion.

It's great that you're seeking a second opinion regarding the CPU-Z driver flagged by FRST. It's always good to be thorough when it comes to security issues. Have you tried running a scan with another reputable antivirus program to see if it detects any potential threats related to the flagged driver? It's also a good idea to keep an eye on your system's performance and behavior for any unusual activities.

 

[Xeno1234]

If Malwarebytes forum said its clean I would take their word for it. Also, its not good etiquette to ask for help on numerous forums.

Ok, my bad.

 

[Kongo]

I had a CPU-Z driver flagged by FRST. I was asking for help on the Malwarebytes forums and they said I was all clean after running 3 sets of logs and looking at auto runs, but I want a second opinion.

Clean for sure

 

[Digmor Crusher]

Ok, my bad.

No problem young grasshopper.

 

[likeastar20]

FRST always flags the CPUZ driver; your case is not unique, and it doesn’t mean you have an infection

 

[blackice]

If you are constantly looking for infection you will frequently find compelling evidence that amounts to nothing.

 

[ForgottenSeer 109138]

If Malwarebytes forum said its clean I would take their word for it. Also, its not good etiquette to ask for help on numerous forums.

Ever feel like deja vu?

Post in thread 'What should I do here?' Solved - What should I do here?

 

[Digmor Crusher]

Ever feel like deja vu?

Post in thread 'What should I do here?' Solved - What should I do here?

Yup. I'll have to try not to comment again.