 Threatfire/ System Mechanic, Conflist? False Positive? |
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 Jul 22 2008, 07:13 AM
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I recently uninstalled panda, and then installed avast, and zonealarm. Well, avast picked up on a file that panda installs, Annihilator 272, but looked into it, and it maybe a false positive or something. I then installed threatfire. Next thing I installed was iolo system mechanic pro 6 (off a bought cd, not d/l'd from the net). I installed it and tried to run it, went ok. But then threatfire picked up ann application that was performing an action potentially malicious. Category was high. What it was, was kapersky anti-hacker. I clicked "kill the process and quarantine it" Well, was working the system mechanic, going through a frew things, and then S&Dbot came up with all the things that I allowed change and stuff when installing system mechanic. I had to reboot, and then lost system mechanic from the desktop. Was still in program files. I tried to run it that way, but wouldn't let me as some things were missing. I went to add/remove, unstalled that, and then tried to uninstall kapersky. Now, I still have kapersky on my pc, can't delete it, files are in use, and I can't reinstall system mechanic now, comes up with "code 5 access denied or something. Please help. Cheers |
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