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CCleaner do not lists Malwarebytes entry under Start-up Items!?
saurabhdua replied to saurabhdua's topic in Software
Yes indeed, there is no point in making the Update services hover over your machine as I can be in charge of the same. What about implications of making these following services set to either Manual or Disabled altogether:: >>Andrea RT Filters Service >>AMD External Events Utility >>HP Software Framework Service >>Realtek Audio Service........& lastly, why is there a duplicacy of the Google Update service? Thanks. -
Launchy is the much revered application for me since the days of Windows XP. It is of even greater worth in context to my current Win 8 version as the same goes deprived of the Start Button & the respective Menu. Hence, it has been "Voluntarily" installed by me. MSCONFIG>>Task Manager>>Start-up Items do depict its Resource Usage as HIGH, & so of 'Greenshot' ::Screenshot Capture Utility, as well! I think..let me try & make a transition to 'Find & Run Robot' from the Volunteers of Donationcoder.com....Probably that boasts of a low resource usage in comparison to Launchy. Nevertheless, Many Thanks for your Time & effort:-)
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Hello mta, Do you mean that if I remove launchy altogether, or just the associated Start-up Item? In both cases, there'll be no trace of it, Iam sure. Moreover, CCleaner is never able to portray any dependencies of a specific Start-up Item!
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CCleaner do not lists Malwarebytes entry under Start-up Items!?
saurabhdua replied to saurabhdua's topic in Software
Yes mta, You are absolutely right that MBAM thrives only on the basis of an Active Service, & there is no exclusive Start-up Item associated to it, as checked through msconfig utility too! Will you please do me a favor to scour the list of "Services" as collated through msconfig, & let me choose the ones that are not really required, & are proving to be a mere Resource Hog. I have already made the "Hide Microsoft Services" enabled, & thus you won't have to skim through the listed items onerously. Please go through the attached Screenshot, & accept my Thanks in advance.:-) PS:: SuperAntispyware is being used as a stand-alone product only, with no access to Real-Time Protection, then, why does the respective Service runs all the time? -
CCleaner do not lists Malwarebytes entry under Start-up Items!?
saurabhdua replied to saurabhdua's topic in Software
Yes, I would like to confirm that Iam on the latest Trial Version--2.0.2 of Malwarebytes Antimalware. I know the Right click on the tray icon does suggest to either enable/disable the "Start with Windows" option. So, all in all, You suggest that its an issue with the Version, instead of Ccleaner's inability to pick up the respective Start-up entry? -
Iam quite frequent with AntiMalware scans, especially the ones from- Malwarebytes AntiMalware & Super Antispyware, & those didn't find anything ever! But, Iam trying to understand that what does No. 3 signify in context to the Launchy's Start-up Item? Are there any familiar, or not so familiar Software entities too that hosts Multiple instances/dependencies for the respective Start-up Items? I have seen any before this occasion!
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Hello There! This is Weird, & I suppose a one off case when CCleaner was observed as failing to list a Start-up entry associated to Malwarebytes Antimalware under the list of Enabled Start-up Items! Though, Iam currently on the Trial version of the Malwarebytes Antimalware, & thus it is automatically configured to provide the Real-time protection & hence it is pre-configured to "Start with Windows". However, Iam unsure that why CCleaner is not able to catch hold of this entry within its list of Start-up items!? Any ideas on the same?
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Hello There! On scouring through the list of "Start-up Items" in my Windows 8 PC-64 Bit PC, Iam a bit apprehensive about the 3 instances/entries showing up under the Launchy Start-up Item! I wish to ask if this is Normal, or probably indicates a hint of a prevalent Malware!? Please refer to the screenshot to have a better understanding of the issue. Help in this regard will be sincerely appreciated.
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Hello There! Please refer to the following attached Screenshot, & help suggest if the items for the "Context" Menu need to be kept enabled, for any Good Purpose? Help will be appreciated.
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A Sudden intrusion in the Start up Items!
saurabhdua replied to saurabhdua's topic in Windows Security
Hello login123! Opted for Malwarebytes Antimalware forum instead (have now only read your post!), & they appear to promote their own Product at the first place! Have told me to run a Scan with that, & post its log. I wonder..why don't this "Windows Defender" has this Log extraction facility? Iam left with only a Vertical Scroll bar to examine the detections, & rely solely on the art of taking Screenshots in order to share the Booby traps with Helping members like your goodself:-) Nevertheless, I initially followed my own instincts to Download & run a quick scan of Super Antispyware, & all appeared well. I'll certainly follow your advise to try out Imho with a no further delay. Thanks! -
A Sudden intrusion in the Start up Items!
saurabhdua replied to saurabhdua's topic in Windows Security
O my God! Do I need to repeat the entire story again? :-) Is there a no way to simply "Deport" my Concern to the new Forum without Signing up for their Services? Atleast, let me know which one specific to choose of? -
A Sudden intrusion in the Start up Items!
saurabhdua replied to saurabhdua's topic in Windows Security
Hello Hazelnut! As soon as I disabled the quoted "Start Up" Items & ran the Quick Scan again through Windows Defender, it unveiled a Pandora's box! Check out the screenshot again, & give me Big Cheers for this ' Smoking out' the Malware off their holes! :-) Now I do not see the errant startup entries anymore. Thank you. -
Hello There! My "Start-up Items" as viewed through the CCleaner Utility depicts a sudden intrusion of 3 new entries(screenshot attached)! Installed Windows Defender has also portrayed 3 banner warnings :: "Malware Detected, & Cleaning action has been initiated" ! I have no clue from where I caught hold of these! Windows Action Center has also flagged that Windows Defender wish to further share these entries with the Microsoft. Though I have run its Quick scan & nothing alarming was found, still I would request the Community to shed more Light on theirs probable inception. Yesterday, I tried opening an attachment named "Order Report.zip" from the mail message that masqueraded as a genuine email from amazon.co.uk; & only later I came to realize that I was spoofed into believing something which only turned out to be a Spam! for the willing ones, Iam ready to fwd. the mail to enable its further scrutiny. Nevertheless, Help & Suggestion in this regard would be sincerely appreciated.
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Hello There! Friends, Iam tired of this vicious cycle of Uninstall-Install in order to equip my machine with the Latest version of CCleaner every second week! Therefore, similar to all Browser-like Update Utility, why don't the Techies at Piriform contemplate over an inbuilt integration of an Update procedure? For instance, going to Help>>About>> should be able automatically fetch the latest version available & hence I should be able to Update the same there & then!? Isn't it feasible? Inputs will be sincerely appreciated.
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Hello all! You'll be surprised to note that "System Ninja" & not CCleaner is proving effective to get rid of the most of the Start-up entries! Actually, to be very Frank, such a manipulation has been disabled from the Administrator's end & therefore Ccleaner quickly comes up with a Prompt:::" Failed to enable/disable. Access is denied." However, look at System Ninja :-); it offers only a Ruthless Killing(Deletion) to these Memory Hogs at one go! Isn't that fantastic? Now Iam only left with XP_EOS that appears to stay on irrespective of any effort. Nevertheless, I can manage with that! Please deliberate on what's Good with latter choice?
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Dear Both! Thanks for the response. So all in all...I can disable 4 entries with ease; 3 related to NVidia & the one associated to XP_EOS. What does the one entry "Classbar" refers to?
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Hello There! Please refer to the list of these "Enabled" Start-up Items, & help guide that which all can be disabled/removed without getting into any serious kind of implications! Help in this regard will be sincerely appreciated. Overall Objective::: To improve upon the System Start-up Times.