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HUH - 0/58 - VirusTotal, I am disappoint.Top 4 Download periodically updates software information of dsd full versions from the publishers,īut some information may be slightly out-of-date. Just in case they're screwing with custom file hash conflicts. huh: Welp, just to be sure, let's do an upload/scan. Interesting.Īll-right, lets see what the 'bundled offer' version looks like in virustotal. I've never seen an honest 'bundler' like this before though. Comes with various Bundle Offers, Toolbars, Addons. SUPER setup file installer - Totally free to download and install. WITHOUT any additional 3rd party Bundle Offers, Toolbars or Addons. SUPER setup file installer - Special Edition Strongly Recommended. I wonder what it looks like with uBlock disabled. I can only tell because I see empty boxes labelled 'advertisement' that UBlock has left behind. good freeware doesn't have ads on the website. OH WAIT, look at this on the download page:īlinking red warning about 'you must read the EULA before.' that's. HUH, they claim no hits on virustotal? Let's see. The Lifehacker article was 3.5 years ago. Tells you everything you need to know.Īlso applies to software that 'was recommended' by someone more than a couple months ago. Number one thing - always google a program's name and the author along with the word 'malware'.

(not a criticism of OP, just a view of what things I consider/do when choosing software) My files seem fine, so I guess I dodged a bullet there. Any suggestions? Here's a few pics: Įdit 2: I managed to get back in with the help of running Rkill on my second monitor.Įdit 3: I managed to delete the thing manually by deleting the programs in the Rkill log. I'm currently in Safe Mode, where Malwarebytes found over 1500 threats and is taking its sweet time quarantining them.ĮDIT: Turns out Malwarebytes didn't remove the ransomware message. It killed Explorer and Task Manager and Run wouldn't run with the shortcuts.

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It kind of looked like this one but fullscreen and had a blurb about how Windows 10 users don't need a product key (but apparently still had to enter one). As I was spamming the 'cancel install' button, a full screen message popped up claiming that Microsoft had detected some kind of virus on my computer and needed my product key.

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This wasn't really the case, as midway through the install a bunch of adware icons popped up on the desktop without me getting any notice.

My first warning that something might be amiss was that the download page on the website claimed that the free version of the installer came with 'special offers' or something, but I figured it was like the CNET installers where anyone with half a brain could opt out of 'search protect' or whatever else is being bundled. I eventually happened upon 'Super video converter', which was highly rated on a Lifehacker article. After cropping a video with Virtualdub (which only outputs gigantic AVI files) I wanted to convert it to a more portable format.