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<blockquote data-quote="TwinHeadedEagle" data-source="post: 464071" data-attributes="member: 6533">I have this too on my Windows 10 notebook too. Don&#039;t know for sure what it is, but I suppose it is System Reserved partition or some kind of Windows bootloader. Whatever it is, it is not malware 100%.It seems to be non-operational. Do you have this drive in your computer?I would like to see a picture what exactly MBAR finds.Message about failure to load anti rootkit software is quite common and doesn&#039;t mean you actually have rootkit.Please scan with it, but remove nothing. If something is found change action to Skip. Then attach report.Such logs are very common on all computers. They belong to your software, often they are created during drivers installation. Nothing to worry about, you can delete them, but they are not malicious and do not contain any hidden scripts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TwinHeadedEagle, post: 464071, member: 6533"] I have this too on my Windows 10 notebook too. Don't know for sure what it is, but I suppose it is System Reserved partition or some kind of Windows bootloader. Whatever it is, it is not malware 100%. It seems to be non-operational. Do you have this drive in your computer? I would like to see a picture what exactly MBAR finds. Message about failure to load anti rootkit software is quite common and doesn't mean you actually have rootkit. Please scan with it, but remove nothing. If something is found change action to Skip. Then attach report. Such logs are very common on all computers. They belong to your software, often they are created during drivers installation. Nothing to worry about, you can delete them, but they are not malicious and do not contain any hidden scripts. [/QUOTE]

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