Stuffedegg
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https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/bhw-marketplace-support.1057420/And who are you??
A never-seen-before Administrator
Clear malware from pc - little trick
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Hahaha, you won't even accept that it is giving false positives and the results you got must be from getting rid of registry errors and other optimizations. Other tools that do it better than Loaris are there. Try out CCleaner.
Stuffedegg
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Where did I say I am not accepting anything? I am certain that other tools do it better. I was just sharing my experience.Hahaha, you won't even accept that it is giving false positives and the results you got must be from getting rid of registry errors and other optimizations. Other tools that do it better than Loaris are there. Try out CCleaner.
HoNeYBiRD
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It worked to speed up the system, all right, but not why you thought, it did. Normally when you use a legit malware removal tool and it cleans the system for real, speed increase is or can be a by-product. In this case, it's not a by-product, but the only product, the only product of a tool, which is not intended to work as a system optimizer, but as a malware scanner and remover.
Your primary objective as your thread title and your OP suggests was to use this tool to remove malware (because it's capable of detecting thousands of infected files missed by ESET and Malwarebytes). This in fact is misleading.
I don't question your intentions, that you wanted to do good. But when you suggest to use this malware scanner to remove malwares, and when you look into it, it turns out that it has quite a few bad reviews (some of them about tricking users into purchasing by showing them false positives), probably it's not the wisest thing to insist on recommending it, especially when there are proven tools for both malware removal and system optimization, which aren't dodgy.
I can only repeat myself, i would not recommend to install and run this tool for any purpose at all. As you can see from the posts so far, i'm not alone with this opinion.
Stuffedegg
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Ok, no problem.
However, the principle behind it (using another licence on a machine while in flight mode) is still an option.
I apologise if I wrote the title in a misleading manner, but it was around 3am my time, and thought it might help.
HoNeYBiRD
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That much is true.
statsers
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Yeah, @statsers
Guy says instruction in that way that you would understand that the trick is only to turn off internet connection and you can enjoy full subscription.. I laugh like dude don't you read the thread Now after I have tried software - it found bunch of shit (allegedly) on my PC and when tried to wipe it off with this super thick.. BAM! not possible! - but you have 3 day trial fully operational.. So I wipe it with that.. Another issue is that I have spend 45 min fucking with errors and blue screens afterwards @MgicalaEarner sorry if my laugh offended you
Stuffedegg
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Is this for real?
Shit man, I never had that at all on either of the machines. I honestly would never of even bothered posting this if I thought that was possible.
Sorry.
Edit: Mods, perhaps this post should be deleted if its going to get people into problems like that?
MgicalaEarner
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no no lol i am also laughing hard , but 3 days trial saved me
MgicalaEarner
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we appreciate your share brothers but this shit is has some bugs
krist
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I use Avast premium, is avast still a good option? I've been using them for years. Your 11k files found got me feeling a way hahaha
Stuffedegg
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Haha.
As you can read through this thread, I am not a great person to advise you. I'm sure avast has been doing a great job.
The idea of the thread was not to advocate loaris, just the method of using a key from one machine on a different machine while in flight mode. (For anything that you may need, the rest was my experience. )
The key is recognised as a good key, and without the internet, it cant tell it is on a different machine.
Raster Roar
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Were you using real time protection in eset?Can’t beat it imo, funnily only time something slipped was when a browser session was open. Slipped through malware bytes too. Hitman.pro caught it though
Stuffedegg
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I was yes.Were you using real time protection in eset?Can’t beat it imo, funnily only time something slipped was when a browser session was open. Slipped through malware bytes too. Hitman.pro caught it though
But I have no idea when the files were put there, or how.
Stuffedegg
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Careful... Read the comments first!
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Yeah, sorry.we appreciate your share brothers but this shit is has some bugs
The idea wasn't about the program specifically, it was more the method.
I should not post when tired, maybe I would have worded it better...
deedee1whoa
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Read the thread, and... Isn't this something like CCleaner? I mean, it removes unneeded files, browser cache, registry etc.
Not playing with these kind of software, though because they can remove something your OS needs and you might end up not being able to turn your computer on. Happened to me once. Gotta learn from my mistakes!
Not playing with these kind of software, though because they can remove something your OS needs and you might end up not being able to turn your computer on. Happened to me once. Gotta learn from my mistakes!
Raster Roar
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Not that i’m trying to patronise or anything here just thought since we’re on the subject there’s two ways of looking at how effective and good AVs are from i’ve gathered, taking into consideration that malware is quite an ambiguous word to use:
- the severity of the particular malware being detected
- the total number of malware which are identified (without producing too many false positives)
Just because a premium AV solution doesn’t detect certain malware doesn’t means it’s shit. It just means it’s got bigger fish to fry, srs malware,
All not srs malware, that doesn’t cause mich damage, relatively speaking but might slow down your system, uses resources, minor adware etc can be cleared usually by software that can be far better at detection overall but can’t do nothing against things like boot-sector viruses.
As for this loaris thingy, never heard of it.
just thought since we’re on the subject there’s two ways of looking at how effective and good AVs are from i’ve gathered, taking into consideration that malware is quite an ambiguous word to use:- the severity of the particular malware being detected
- the total number of malware which are identified (without producing too many false positives)
Just because a premium AV solution doesn’t detect certain malware doesn’t means it’s shit. It just means it’s got bigger fish to fry, srs malware,
All not srs malware, that doesn’t cause mich damage, relatively speaking but might slow down your system, uses resources, minor adware etc can be cleared usually by software that can be far better at detection overall but can’t do nothing against things like boot-sector viruses.
As for this loaris thingy, never heard of it.