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twingall1

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  1. ...Aha, apologies, just found the slide toggle 'browser's green frame' and turned it off. All good now. (setup>security tools>banking&payment protection>configure>)
  2. I too would really appreciate option to hide the green border, without disabling banking and payment protection. Although it disappears after a few seconds, i like to have a movie playing on one screen while working on other screens; so essentially, green border is always popping up around the movie fullscreen [amazon video]
  3. Ok, I will delete Microsoft_Framework.js completely. Thank you so much for your help, Problem solved from my perspective. All best, T
  4. probably removed by ESET or malwarebytes already (just installed both in last couple days) Can i live without Microsoft_Framework.js in it's original folder?
  5. I managed to turn on Log collector just moments before the threat pop-up appeared (happens v soon after reboot) I've given links the eis_logs.zip and the Microsoft_Framework.js (former too big too attach here, latter not permitted file extension) Google drive links: eis_logs.zip https://drive.google.com/file/d/1miFz5wVnTkvasMc9YvAO3LBbsZV3aYoT/view?usp=sharing Microsoft_Framework.js https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ctXsbLYoaKMSFmtavNe7oGars1BUU_zD/view?usp=sharing ... After this, i moved Microsoft_Framework.js to C:\eset as instructed and this worked: No threat message pop-up, yay, progress! Please advise what i should do now; is there an easy way to replace Microsoft_Framework.js with non-infected version? I am Windows 10 Home: Version 10.0.19043 Build 19043 Thanks for your speedy response and advice, T
  6. Every reboot >> 30seconds >> ESET notification pops up: "Threat (BH/GenKryptic.1) found in file that powershell tried to access" ..i click DELETE, but get the error message shown at the bottom of the screenshot attatched. ESET does not tell me WHAT file is the infected one. But by checking EventViewer Powershell logs, looks like the file problem file was Microsoft_Framework.js(?) However, on scanning Microsoft_Framework.js, and Powershell.exe, individually via ESET; they come up clean. I'm at a loss here; need to get through two steps: 1: finding the infected file (making ESET notifs more verbose or some such??) 2: getting permissions to delete/restore the infected file Any advice would be greatly appreciated, Thanks, T
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