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Windows 11 Taskbar
When I switch to the smallest taskbar in Windows 11 using registry editor Computer\HKEY_CURRENTUSER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced I choose "0" value in REG_DWORD in T...
yigael I think you should consider to review the linked tool, It seems to be a malicious software as you can see https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/b49e85051a2ebbc52ad69978c6419296d9c8777325261c0c082cf5f3855b8b4d
Three things come to mind, nrebaioli; apart from the fact that I've never previously
heard of Max Secure (I see it's an Indian A/V company) none of the most highly rated
A/V progs (Bitdefender, Kaspersky, ESET, F-Secure, McAfee, Trend) in the Total Virus
results. plus others with good reputations, catch .susgen. I have used SecureAPlus
which, generally, is a good antimalware prog, but dumped it because a couple of the 12
cloud engines it uses regularly produced too many false positives for me. I'm confident
that's what's happened here. Second, you won't find Max Secure on AVTest or Virus Bulletin
or ISCA or AV Comparatives, etc. The 'reviews' I have found on Google I wouldn't trust.
Indeed, one Rakshith Sarvotham B.C.A. Computer Applications, Dayananda Sagar Institutions
(2016), who lives in India, wrote, 'I would personally not recommend it (Max Secure) based
on the numerous complaints and reviews..the product has received the least ratings on many
trusted websites.' Third, try reaching https://www.maxpcsecure.com/. I get on three
browsers. 'Potentially Unwanted Content Found.'
I'm using StartAllBack, in the meantime, too.
heard of Max Secure (I see it's an Indian A/V company) none of the most highly rated
A/V progs (Bitdefender, Kaspersky, ESET, F-Secure, McAfee, Trend) in the Total Virus
results. plus others with good reputations, catch .susgen. I have used SecureAPlus
which, generally, is a good antimalware prog, but dumped it because a couple of the 12
cloud engines it uses regularly produced too many false positives for me. I'm confident
that's what's happened here. Second, you won't find Max Secure on AVTest or Virus Bulletin
or ISCA or AV Comparatives, etc. The 'reviews' I have found on Google I wouldn't trust.
Indeed, one Rakshith Sarvotham B.C.A. Computer Applications, Dayananda Sagar Institutions
(2016), who lives in India, wrote, 'I would personally not recommend it (Max Secure) based
on the numerous complaints and reviews..the product has received the least ratings on many
trusted websites.' Third, try reaching https://www.maxpcsecure.com/. I get on three
browsers. 'Potentially Unwanted Content Found.'
I'm using StartAllBack, in the meantime, too.