[vtmckoy]

Good Morning,

 

• I'm quite sure I clicked "Search Registry" on the file I sent previously.  I just looked at it and the header states the following:

Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (x64) Version: 14-12-2020

Ran by vtmck (14-12-2020 21:50:34)

Running from C:\Users\vtmck\OneDrive\Desktop

Boot Mode: Normal

 

================== Search Registry: "cmd.exe" ===========

 

 

• I just re-ran it again and I clicked "Search Registry" again.  The tool automatically creates the "SearchReg.txt" file.  I am not familiar with this tool; but I would think it would create a SearchFile.txt file had I clicked "Search Files"; but I could be wrong.  Attached is the latest file from 9:17am est this morning.  It has the following header:  

Farbar Recovery Scan Tool (x64) Version: 14-12-2020

Ran by vtmck (15-12-2020 09:17:19)

Running from C:\Users\vtmck\OneDrive\Desktop

Boot Mode: Normal

 

================== Search Registry: "cmd.exe" ===========

 

Attached Files

•  SearchReg.txt   4.45KB   204 downloads

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I find nothing wrong in your system. Perhaps the version of Windows was upgraded from Windows Updates, and these changes took place. You are running Windows 10 Home Version 1909,  which is the November 2019 update. You can upgrade to the May or october 2020 Update and these issues may be resolve. We wouldn't know until then.  See here. I would suggest you go to Windows Updates, download and install all updates available. Once Upgraded, let me know if resolved.

[JSntgRvr]

I find nothing wrong in your system. Perhaps the version of Windows was upgraded from Windows Updates, and these changes took place. You are running Windows 10 Home Version 1909,  which is the November 2019 update. You can upgrade to the May or october 2020 Update and these issues may be resolve. We wouldn't know until then.  See here. I would suggest you go to Windows Updates, download and install all updates available. Once Upgraded, let me know if resolved.

[vtmckoy]

Thank you for your time.  So, you don't see any kind of virus infection, do you?

 

I guess I'll just leave it alone since I have work arounds with the few little issues.  I don't really want to do a major Windows Update at this time because I'm trying to finish some courses and don't want the updates to adversely affect anything.  I'll wait until I complete my studies before I do the update.  I think maybe it was an update that got these things out of whack.  Right now, the most important thing was getting OneDrive straightened out.  I checked and my windows system is up-to-date with security fixes and other cumulative fixes.  I think I'll wait on the Version 20H2 upgrade.

 

Thanks again...

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[JSntgRvr]

No sign of malware. The Feature update to version 20H2, is the latest version. It will re-name the Windows folder to Windows.old, and create a new one, just as a new installation.
 
I am sure that version will resolve the issues.
 
Use the following tool to remove tools and quarantined items:
 
Please download KpRm by Kernel-panik and save to your Desktop.

• Click on KpRm.exe to run the tool.

Vista/Windows 7/8/10 users right-click and select Run As Administrator.

• Put a check mark next to these items:

- Delete tools

- Delete Now

• Click the "Run" button.

• When the tool has finished, it will create and open a log report and  delete itself.

Best regards

[JSntgRvr]

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