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tl;dr--do you think these are false positives? 2017-01-07 03:03:45 Post No. 58365418
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tl;dr--do you think these are false positives?
Anonymous
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Sup /g/. I need some advice.
I recently uninstalled Windows 10 to try to downgrade to Windows 8 for a new laptop I bought. Long story short, everything fucked up and I lost my original copy of Windows 10. I would have happily stayed on 8, but my laptop's mousepad was apparently incompatible with the driver.
>The dilemma:
I got a TPB version of Windows 10 in place of the one I lost, and it's been running alright. The last Microsoft update made my computer fairly laggy though, so I did a quick Malwarebytes scan and found pic related. Do you think these are false positives or part of the crack that came with the TPB Windows 10?
inb4 git gud with Linux
I'm playing around with several different operating systems on other laptops of mine, but this is a normie computer I take around with me since I can't be assed to use Wine every time I want to open something up.
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>>58365418
pic related
Also, do you think I could delete any of these safely without crashing my computer?
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>>58365432
Actually, I'm fairly certain chrome.exe and MRT are not viruses.
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can you do "netstat -b -f" in a elevated command prompt and post the result
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Why not download clean Windows 10 iso off Microsoft? It will auto active since it's the same motherboard.
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Try dual boot.
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