Malware or drive failure? Machine is crippled

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    W10Prox64
       #21

    adamgm said:
    I'm really not as ignorant as it may be beginning to seem lol - I'm not familiar with tools like this.

    I guess I was supposed to extract the boot.wim?
    No, no - not at all. :) You're just running a light OS in temp. memory. The MBAM program is already installed in the environment. No need to extract anything. Just double-click on the MBAM icon on your desktop in the rescue environment, and it should run.
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       #22

    simrick said:
    No, no - not at all. :) You're just running a light OS in temp. memory. The MBAM program is already installed in the environment. No need to extract anything. Just double-click on the MBAM icon on your desktop in the rescue environment, and it should run.
    haha thanks.

    I'm just saying the icon doesn't exist, and the only thing I have in E:/sources is boot.wim

    (My desktop is also different - it's orange and yellow geometry).
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    W10Prox64
       #23

    adamgm said:
    haha thanks.

    I'm just saying the icon doesn't exist, and the only thing I have in E:/sources is boot.wim

    (My desktop is also different - it's orange and yellow geometry).
    Okay - you downloaded the wrong one - you got the W8, and we need the W10. It will have a blue desktop with a wolf on it, as I posted in the picture. So sorry. Please download the correct one and we'll continue.
    MD5 Hashes
    W10-10586PESEx64
    3FED60196DC81FE26AB16E5DCA17B789
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       #24

    My bad Will try again lol.
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  5. Posts : 16,325
    W10Prox64
       #25

    Cheers mate. It's all good.
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       #26

    simrick said:
    Cheers mate. It's all good.
    Ok, I'm in the right one now with an updated MBAM.

    I expected to be able to direct it to a specific drive or something, but I just had choices between the types of scans (I did select to search for root kits in the settings).
    It's currently taking it's time searching for updates again for some reason as a first step.
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    W10Prox64
       #27

    Okay! You should be able to get there like this:


    Malware or drive failure? Machine is crippled-mbam-rootkits.png

    Malware or drive failure? Machine is crippled-mbam-custom-scan.png


    Malware or drive failure? Machine is crippled-mbam-custom-scan01.png
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  8. Posts : 16,325
    W10Prox64
       #28

    I am not sure; there may be some minor limitations using it in this manner. (I haven't done it myself )
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       #29

    Note to self: read the descriptions

    I suspect something may be awry with this, the check for updates step has been running for 13 minutes...

    Edit: restarting it a few times got it going for some reason.
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  10. Posts : 16,325
    W10Prox64
       #30

    Hmm...okay good.
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