I deleted an IDP.generic file.

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Good evening,  Avast found a virus on my PC named IDP.generic, and I decided to delete it. However, after researching the virus, I saw that it could be a false positive. My question is, should I attempt to restore the file? If so, how? Or can I leave things as they are?

Panth33ra · Answer

Fumiiko · Answer

Thanks, I looked at it but it didn't really help me ^^

Fumiiko · Answer

Yes, I read everything. I'm going to uninstall Avast then.

Fumiiko · Answer

I just thought that it only applied to the AVG antivirus.

crapoulou · Answer

Hello,  What is the path and the name of the file that was detected by your antivirus?

Fumiiko · Answer

Unfortunately, I no longer have that information since I deleted the file :/

Malekal_morte- · Answer

Hello,  Provide the detected files. For Windows Defender, you need to have Avast! or AVG installed, given the detections.   and:    To check your computer for potential infections and get a general status of the system:  Follow the FRST tutorial by clicking on this blue link. ( take the time to read carefully - everything is well explained ).  Download and run the FRST scan, Wait for the scan to finish; a message will indicate that the analysis is complete.  Three FRST reports will be generated:  FRST.txt  Shortcut.  Additionnal.txt  Send these 3 reports to the site https://pjjoint.malekal.com/ and return with the 3 pjjoint links leading to the reports here in a new response so that we can review them.  (The blue links lead to step-by-step explanatory tutorials, click on them for more precise instructions to follow).

Fumiiko · Answer

I unfortunately don't have the name of the detected file, I deleted it with Avast. Okay, I'm going to install Avast, but I find it strange that I don't have Windows Defender on Windows 10.  I'll do that right away.

Fumiiko · Answer

I ran another scan with Avast, and I've found new viruses again :/

Malekal_morte- · Answer

I would say these are remnants because there was an infection at some point. Here is the FRST correction to be made. You can refer to this explanatory note with screenshots. 1- Open FRST - 2 - Copy the entire script found in the box below: Start:CloseProcesses:CreateRestorePoint:Task: {FFF1D48A-387D-40F6-8E15-FDBD2994AC93} - System32\Tasks\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\StartupCheckLibrary => rundll32.exe StartupCheckLibrary.dll,DllMainRunLibrary <==== WARNINGS3 wuauserv; C:\Windows\system32\svchost.exe [53744 2019-03-19] (Microsoft Windows Publisher -> Microsoft Corporation) <==== WARNING (no ServiceDLL)S3 wuauserv; C:\Windows\SysWOW64\svchost.exe [45448 2019-03-19] (Microsoft Windows Publisher -> Microsoft Corporation) <==== WARNING (no ServiceDLL)EmptyTemp:RemoveProxy:Reboot:End:: 3- Once the script is copied, click on Fix. Allow the fix to proceed, once it is done you will be asked to restart your PC, do it as soon as it is requested, see below. Then once your computer has restarted: 4- You will have a Fixlog file on your desktop, send it via https://pjjoint.malekal.com/ then put the link generated by Pjoint in your next message. 5- CHECK AND TELL ME IF YOUR PROBLEM IS STILL PRESENT. 2°) Finish by running a Malwarebytes Anti-Malware cleanup Download Malwarebytes Follow this tutorial: Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Free Version Tutorial -- Please press a key to continue the disinfection...

I deleted an IDP.generic file.

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