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February 1, 2025 at 6:40 pm #4288278
IOBit and DriverPack Solution.
by thomat65 · about 2 weeks, 2 days ago
Tags: Community, Operating Systems, Security
MALWARE ALERT
iOBit was inconvenient but not TOO difficult to get rid of.DriverPack Solution – STAY AWAY. I’m running Windows 10 Home version 22h2, which I update every morning. Microsoft Defender had alerted me to a couple of PUPs, but DriverPack said that it would do that. NOW, my PC is a doorstop. It won’t even boot into safe mode – it just goes directly to “Preparing Automatic Repair.” I’m going to leave a warning everywhere this can be accessed – stores to download the program, forums, Microsoft Community.
Will you help me spread the word??
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February 2, 2025 at 4:15 am #4288293
Reply To: IOBit and DriverPack Solution.
by kees_b · about 2 weeks, 1 day ago
In reply to IOBit and DriverPack Solution.
You write: “DriverPack said it would do that”. What’s “that”? As I read your post, it can only mean “alert to a couple of PUPs”, But that makes no sense.
What exact;ly do you do when you update Windows every morning? I do it once a month, when Windows Update releases the monthly update.
Why a driver updater?
What’s the result of the automatic repair? All fine again?
I doubt if your issue is related to DriverPack.
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