The scan resulted in the following detections (a condensed list of just the app titles), all of which I either double-checked via VirusTotal or considered as false positives, then chose to add/Apply to "Ignore" for future scans:
Loaris trojan remover 1.3.9.9 update#
Used this to update the version 3.0.2 last offered here on May 2017.Īfter launch, to prevent crippling surprises on first run, I immediately went to options and turned OFF any auto-quarantine/delete type of settings before running a scan.Īfter the scan was complete, I initially chose to "Ignore All" (at the top of the list) to prevent an accidental quarantine/deletion on my part of anything I might consider a "false positive".
a word processor that asks for a licenses, you give it a license, it then opens up a blank page, and you start writing, then, and only then, it says, "hey, you can't save this, you must exit and start again, and retype everything all over again". exiting the program, and then restarting, and running the scan all over again from scratch!Įffectively, by uninstalling and reinstalling, you are causing the program to exit and restart, and when it restarts, it finally actually reads the Windows registry to see that, hey, it DOES have a license, and becomes 365 Single, not 365 Trial. and the results cannot be be used, and no cleaning can be applied without.
Loaris trojan remover 1.3.9.9 full#
Until then, it stays in trial mode, which apparently is 365 days ( ?!? ), and a full year trial is so unusual that we think we have given it a 365 day license, so we run a scan.
"Īctually Loaris says to simply exit and start again.Īpparently it cannot read the registration database in real time, so when we give the program full license permission, it does not know and stays in trial mode, and will only read the given permissions at the next program starting.
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