Mikey likes it!!! Gives you good insight into what you’ve got to do to cleanup your system, great tool, the only thing missing is a nice program updater button down below to the left of the Help me Clean my PC one and it’s a done deal! ;D
*See CCS-2 JPG after a CCleaner & JV16 PowerTools Lite cleanup, much better and still no malware or suspicious files found whatsoever.
Regards & Cheers
Xman 8)
yes it took much longer, cos it sent the file to CIMA for realtime analysis etc.
I asked the guys to expose all the communication with our in the cloud services, so that users can see exactly whats happening and not thinking its a slow scan…
Now, with this tool, you can mark a PC clean! something you couldn’t do before
Where do we submit false positives detected by this program? I just installed it today for the first time and it detected an application from my MFP device as Malware? Is it the CIMA part or the definitions? Either way, it may confuse other users, so it needs to be added as safe to CIMA or to the Definitions or CIS/CSS.
I don’t know which is flagging it as Malware, so I don’t know where to upload the sample to. It may have been submitted to Comodo so the details are as follows, but if you need the file, I can upload it:
BackUpSvr.exe
Version 1.2.28.0
CRC32: 698F9142
MD5: 552B3B22124110D0251B59440631C249
SHA-1: 6A73C7526E1867D378827A348C7150EAB04347F2
It’s part of the SmarThru Office Suite from Samsung.
Thanks.
To clarify: It’s labeled as “Malware” not as “Suspicious”.
I attached the file in a zip file. I don’t know where the false positive originated from, either CIMA or the CIS Signatures, so if it’s CIMA, then I don’t know how that would be corrected. The file is originally from here:
Gives you good insight into what you’ve got to do to cleanup your system, great tool, the only thing missing is a nice program updater button down below to the left of the Help me Clean my PC one and it’s a done deal! ;D