Windows 10: NTFS Exploit

Hello! The harmful exploit that corrupts NTFS is the $i30.Harmful path that you may not follow:"C:\:$i30:$bitmap". DON'T USE THIS PATH!Not an Easter Egg NaEENTFS disk corruption bug cd C:\:$i30:$bitmаp - YouTube

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Exploit malware stopping me from using Edge

Well, those removal steps I posted suggests you do have some Java version installed.

"JS/Exploit-Blacole (Exploit:JS/Blacole) is malicious Java code that exploits a vulnerability in the Java Runtime Environment component of Oracle Java SE and Java for Business that allows the execution of arbitrary code."

 

Malwarebytes anti-exploit free

Hi again Bruce.

I tried to uninstall MBAE from Control Panel and to make sure it had all gone I downloaded Revo Uninstaller as you suggested. When I ran it, though, MBAE did not appear in the list that appeared (although MB AntiMalware did). Also, nothing comes up in
Cortana now and I haven't had any messages about MBAE not running, so I perhaps I can assume that it has all gone.

I thought I'd try HitmanPro Alert, as suggested earlier, but I'll hang on for a while to see if I get any suggestions from the Malwarebytes forum.

Hopefully, in the meantime and not having any 'anti-exploit' protection I'll be fairly safe.

 

Can I move Windows 10 Hyper-V Instance to exFAT External SSD from Windows 8.1 Pro NTFS

Hi Wasay,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft community.

I suggest you to follow the steps to format your esternal ssd

• 
  Go to this pc
  
• 
  Select the drive
  
• 
  Click on format
  
• 
  Select NTFS
  
• 
  Click on start
  

Data loss Warning:

Converting a hard disk partition or volume from NTFS to FAT32 requires that you reformat the partition, which deletes any data on it. Be sure to back up any data you want to keep before you begin.



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