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Avast:
Clean -
AVG:
Clean -
Avira:
Clean -
Kaspersky:
Clean -
NOD32:
Clean
Detailed logs
Passwordium.msi|>01UIText OK
Passwordium.msi|>01File OK
Passwordium.msi|>01_Columns OK
Passwordium.msi|>01Dialog OK
Passwordium.msi|>01_Tables OK
Passwordium.msi|>01Control OK
Passwordium.msi|>01Property OK
Passwordium.msi|>01RadioButton OK
Passwordium.msi|>01_Validation OK
Passwordium.msi|>01_StringData OK
Passwordium.msi|>01Component OK
Passwordium.msi|>01_StringPool OK
Passwordium.msi|>01ControlEvent OK
Passwordium.msi|>01EventMapping OK
Passwordium.msi|>Binary.MSVBDPCADLL OK
Passwordium.msi|>Binary.VSDNETCFG OK
Passwordium.msi|>Binary.UpFldrBtn OK
Passwordium.msi|>01ModuleSignature OK
Passwordium.msi|>01AdminUISequence OK
Passwordium.msi|>Binary.NewFldrBtn OK
Passwordium.msi|>01ControlCondition OK
Passwordium.msi|>01InstallExecuteSequence OK
Passwordium.msi|>Binary.DefBannerBitmap OK
Passwordium.msi|>01InstallUISequence OK
Passwordium.msi|>01AdvtExecuteSequence OK
Passwordium.msi|>Icon._871B6734B60C6BFAF27EE6.exe OK
Passwordium.msi|>Icon._853F67D554F05449430E7E.exe OK
Passwordium.msi|>_4B6E87BDA54B38E6EA1A903719735DE3|>_9026E45C4FC846C9BD92EADE8B524020 OK
Passwordium.msi|>_4B6E87BDA54B38E6EA1A903719735DE3|>_AD415B3726CB445084E08436CCC98390 OK
Passwordium.msi|>_4B6E87BDA54B38E6EA1A903719735DE3|>_B930534B75394E53832D32D032D612F8 OK
Passwordium.msi|>_4B6E87BDA54B38E6EA1A903719735DE3|>_C4A7A5DA72AE4C6BBAF3A070F138FDBE OK
Passwordium.msi|>_4B6E87BDA54B38E6EA1A903719735DE3|>_D246061EC48E4779AE0BFA61B0DE5E93 OK
Passwordium.msi|>_4B6E87BDA54B38E6EA1A903719735DE3|>_E916A00974FA5512FF13C1F84EA5B333 OK
Passwordium.msi|>_4B6E87BDA54B38E6EA1A903719735DE3|>_F48088265ED040BDA942CBBB7B538327 OK
Passwordium.msi|>_4B6E87BDA54B38E6EA1A903719735DE3 OK
Passwordium.msi|>Icon._4EDF0F4052B592EE36620A.exe OK
Passwordium.msi|>_5_SummaryInformation OK
Passwordium.msi OK
#
# Number of scanned files: 39
# Number of scanned folders: 0
# Number of infected files: 0
# Total size of scanned files: 1886270
# Virus database: 160907-0, 09/07/16
# Total scan time: 0:0:4
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1. Install an antivirus
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If you don't have a powerful antivirus solution already protecting your computer, you should install one from our recommendations: Avast Free, AVG Free, Avira Free, Bitdefender Free, NOD32.
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- - Our Chart of Top Dumb Ways to Mess Up Your PC
- - PC improvement tips for National Clean Out Your Computer Day (or any other day)
- - The Crucial Actions to take when using a new Windows PC for the first time
- - Introduction to Sandboxed Browsing
- - Will Clearing Your Browser's Cache Actually Improve Your Browsing Experience?
- - Browser Hijacking Signs and How To Clean-up
- - Comprehensive Guide to Secure Passwords
- - Two-Factor Authentication Explained - Protecting Your Accounts With More Than Just a Password
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