Windows 10: Trojan;Win32/Spursint,F!cl when installing Gearotic CAD

Hi;


Many users have reported they get (Trojan;Win32/Spursint,F!cl) when installing Gearotic CAD? We now know certifying the software would eliminate this problem, however doing this for every revision implemented is impossible, nor is it affordable? As we attempt to develop software quickly, so it adapts to our users needs asap, we run into your rules, that is, bogus false positive triggers? I agree it must be a difficult task to control, however after so many complaints and comments from users, one would think you would kind of feel embarrassed and maybe do something about it? My question is, since Microsoft has made this a money making process, where is the community support for any small developers? To me, this is a feed the rich from the rich process, which excludes everyone else? We all know good ideas often come from small developers or the hobbyist out there, so why are you not helping, rather than being the problem?


Regard

Robert.

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What is the recommended steps to delete Trojan Win32/Gatrid.E!cl?

Original title: Trojan Win32/Gatrid.E!cl

Just isolated this malware. If I delete, is that all that is necessary? Has it infected other files. How does it gain access. What is the recommended steps that should be taken now. This specific Trojan did not show up when I entered a community search.
Thanks

 

Is there any solution to remove Trojan:Win32/Fuery.B!cl

Follow the steps here

https://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-trojan-win32-fuery-b-cl-virus/

 

Windows Defender has found Trojan: Win32/Maltule.C!cl on my pc just after updating to W10, it has also removed Photoshop 7 (by deleting the ,exe file).

Original title: Trojan: Win32/Maltule.C!cl

Hi,

Windows Defender has found Trojan: Win32/Maltule.C!cl on my pc just after updating to W10, it has also removed Photoshop 7 (by deleting the ,exe file) I have tried reinstalling but it vanishes again after a reboot. It has warned me to remove PS 7 urgently.

I am installing this software from it's original disc that I have used on a number of PC's and operating systems with no problem.

I have now blocked WD from scanning the Adobe file and my Photoshop works fine.

I don't see how there can be a virus on my Adobe disc, could this be a false positive?

John