Repopulate to the maximum you have allocated. When finished and everything is fine and the problem is fixed, create a new restore point so you'll have one if needed and it will eventually Next, disable System Restore and then re-enable it to clear restore points from which this problem may be coming. If you went beyond a scan and actually installed it, you are probably now infected.

These things are not covered by it or anythingīut things commonly known as Registry Cleaners/Booster/Optimizers/Enhancers/ and a host of similar names. MSE is set to protect you from malware, viruses, and spyware. Rebooting can result in dozens of errors - all of which are technically errors but totally meaningless and not really problems even if called errors). There may be some junk files (everyone has some but most cause no real harm are do not take up enough space to worrry about) and there may be some things called errors that are in fact perfectly normal (just The fact is that most of those are not problems. (which I do recommend) shows the main sites of this product are all considered dangerous (as are most of the removal tools because it'll be a bear to remove once you put it on as it either Where you need to do a clean install to recover from what it caused, installed, or did. At best, it may cause minimal harm and almost no good (and I think it's likely to do far worse than that - especially this particular product) and at worst it may hose your system to the point

It (or anything like that - stop looking for anything like that because you don't need it) but should not let it within miles of your computer or those of anyone you care about.įorget the marketing hoopla at the top and read the user reviews at the bottom here: The reports it generated - they're designed to convince you and lure you to enter the trap and not only spend money but probably get infected worse than even it says you are now and waste money on something that you don't need. Even if it did what it says it does, it isn't necessary. Everything I've read about it says it's not only worthless, but is a SCAM and actually could infect you (and is probably itself an infection). It is MOST certainly not a Microsoft product.

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