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1. #Wise registry cleaner blocked by windows defender install#
2. #Wise registry cleaner blocked by windows defender update#
3. #Wise registry cleaner blocked by windows defender upgrade#
4. #Wise registry cleaner blocked by windows defender pro#

The installer will set Yahoo as your home page and default search engine, and also install " BoostSpeed" (a registry and disk "cleaner"), unless you use the custom install, and uncheck these default options. So against my better judgement, I downloaded and ran the most recent version of Disk Defrag, using a "Custom Install". Wow- no 3rd party offers in an optimized installer! Could Auslogics have changed its ways? I had to investigate.

#Wise registry cleaner blocked by windows defender update#

You guys were wise not to update your versions of Disk Defrag. It's about time Malwarebytes got more aggressive. What remains a bit of a mystery is why only now does MBAM decide that Auslogic files are potentially unwanted? I'm not surprised that Malwarebytes detected Auslogics files. It also detected 4 registry keys related to Auslogics. Folder not deleted: C:\ProgramData\Application Data\Auslogics Folder not deleted: C:\ProgramData\Auslogics Folder not deleted: C:\Users\joseph\AppData\Roaming\Auslogics

So I downloaded the latest version of AdwCleaner from Malwarebytes, and its scan also flagged some Auslogic folders: I don't know if the scanners at VT scan for PUPs, however. So I uploaded both files to to VirusTotal, where 0/54 scanners detected anything amiss (including MBAM). I just couldn't trust any company that would bundle malware like Conduit.

#Wise registry cleaner blocked by windows defender upgrade#

These files (both reports) were created in September/2013, when I was using Auslogics Disk Defrag, which I subsequently decided to uninstall, after Auslogics bundled Search Protect by Conduit with a defrag upgrade (which I allowed to install in an unguarded moment - my bad!). , C:\Users\joseph\AppData\Roaming\Auslogics\Disk Defrag\Reports\Disk_Defrag_Report.xml, No Action By User, , , C:\Users\joseph\AppData\Roaming\Auslogics\Disk Defrag\Reports\Disk_Defrag_Report.html, No Action By User, , They don't take up much space, they do not combat one another, and each of them have their strengths.As it happens, I found this morning that MBAM Premium had detected 2 Auslogics files on a scheduled overnight scan on my Win 7, namely: Other tasks, such as registry defrag, disk defrag/analyze, & optimization take only a few seconds to complete - none lasted more than 45-60 seconds.Īs a result of the tests I performed, I will be keeping this system utilities tool, along with ToolWiz & KoshyJohn/DiskMax. If you are someone who likes to perform routine/daily maintenance on your machine, I would recommend downloading today's software, as-well-as ToolWizCare and KoshyJohn/DiskMax. They don't take up much space, they do not combat one another, and each of them have their strengths.

#Wise registry cleaner blocked by windows defender pro#

When a scan has completed and it's time to 'clean-up' the errors found, Wise Care 365 Pro does so almost instantly! The company's claim of being the fastest scanner in the world is not a fib. They both seem to have their strengths and weaknesses, but they also seem to perform well where it counts. they are just arranged slightly different.Īfter testing this software, I feel like it is a toss-up between ToolWiz and Wise Care Pro 365. There are a couple of items (such as CPU temperature, real-time CPU % usage, real-time Memory Usage, hovering desktop tool bar), but many of the same tools are present on both. The main user interface even looks similar to the 'ToolWiz' home interface. This tool reminds me of Giovanni's suggested 'ToolWiz Cares' program. Installed on Win 8.1 圆4, 1T HDD, 8GB DDR3 SDRAM, 4x2 core processor.