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Today, I had to throw away my laptop. All because of that stupid Discord kid. I'll explain. One day I was trying to see if Cortana could be deleted, I hate that program. But then I realized it was impossible. I decided to go on Discord for help. Some kid said he had a tool for that, and attached an image of a program called "WinCustomize.exe". I asked if he could send it to me. He did so, and I downloaded the program. He also told me to disable my antivirus as it might trigger as a false positive. You might've thought that would be a red flag, but that has been common with programs. After that I double clicked the program, terrible mistake.

There was an ancient article about this 5 years ago. Short version: Almost all Windows viruses aren't written to run well on Wine. Maybe Wine has gotten better, but it's not the sort of compatibility that Wine is looking to offer.

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It all started when I connected my USB pen to my pc (the pendrive had been connected to a school pc that morning) and the pendrive contained a fictitious link to the pen itself, without showing the files on it. I clicked on the link and it appeared a Windows User Account Control message in the name of "Runtime Broker". When clicking "No", the message kept appearing over and over again and couldn't do anything. I finally pressed the "Yes" button... This installed a virus (malware/rootkit?) on my pc: I found out it replicates in "C:\Windows\RuntimeBroker .exe", but after quitting the related process in task manager ("Runtime Broker (32 bit)") and deleting the file in C:\Windows, at the next reboot the process and the file are back, and so the link on the USB drive. So there must be another file or key which produces the fictitious "Runtime Broker" at any reboot of the computer (and is also able to infect connected USB drives). I scanned the pc with Windows Defender, Malwarebytes, Eset NOT32 and UnHackMe: none of them is able to detect the virus at the root of the infection!

I am glad to read just now that the Microsoft Defender antivirus reported no virus, no malware.

For purposes of identification, this Windows machine is the Inspiron 5570 labeled "DESKTOP-QQA1GSI ".

Thanks Maurice, unluckily the virus that originates "RuntimeBroker .exe" in C:\Windows and its relative process is still there, because these are still present at each reboot of the pc. I have now deleted the file named "ScreenDim" too, but still nothing changed. Nevertheless, Windows Defender found nothing...

Hi Maurice, I don't know what does the verb "flag" mean in the informatic context. As I wrote, the location of the malicious file "RuntimeBroker .exe" is C:\Windows. This file is of course a virus (I found many other cases on the net, but no solution unfortunately), which is responsible for the creation of a fictitious link of the pen drive itself on the pen drive and is able to replicate itself and infect other pcs through the USB drives. This works exactly as explained in my first message.

Now, I have to say that during the previous scans I deleted this file because I would like the antivirus to detect the original file/key which lies somewhere hidden in the pc and generates the "RuntimeBroker .exe" file in C:\Windows at any reboot of the pc. That's the point, it self-generates and no antivirus till now is able to detect why.

Dear Maurice, I am sorry that you think that no virus exists on my pc, even though I explained clearly what happened to my pc some weeks ago. In my first post on this discussion I described thoroughly the dynamics through which I got the virus on my pc: I caught it from a USB pen that the same morning I employed in a school pc. When I inserted the pen on my pc, and mistakenly pressed "Yes" to a UAC message appearing after I inserted the pen in the pc - cause it didn't allow to press no without the UAC message appearing and appearing again - the virus stored in some misterious directory of the pc that nor us, neither all the antivirus software we tried, were able to discover.

Apparently, there is no way the virus manifests on the infected pc, unless when inserting another USB pen. In that case, the virus on the pc is able to infect the other pen, and pass itself to other computers the pen gets connected to (that's how I unluckily infect my other pc).

The evidence of the process "Runtime Broker (32 bit)" being the manifestation of the virus comes from many sources on the net (feedback by other users) and by your own guidance throughout the posts in this discussion:

Now, as back to the starting point of this story, the problem lies in the fact that every time I reboot the pc, even though I delete both the "Runtime Broker (32 bit)" process and the "RuntimeBroker .exe" file in C:\Windows, the file and its connected process re-generate again! So that I cannot connect any external device to the pc, unless I want to infect everything. As I expressed from the beginning, there must be a very well hidden file or key, able to generate the file "RuntimeBroker .exe" in C:\Windows at every single reboot. No antivirus was able to find the very first origin of this, and that's why I think this malware is very very resilient and I am asking support to security and malware experts here. Thank you again

Possibly. After one of the updates one of the functions/hooks that EFT makes some anti-virus softwares see it as malicious. Likewise was with Bitdefender seeing the main game as a infected software and not running it - but no worries, there is nothing that will harm you that comes with the game!

@Tsahr If Kaspersky was ever installed on your computer and you haven't done a reinstall of Windows recently then Windows Defender may be detecting EFT as a virus due to Kaspersky's false positive. I can assure you that BSGLauncher.exe is not a virus if downloaded from the main website. To properly add the program to the whitelist inside of your Antivirus you must whitelist both BSGLauncher.exe and EscapeFromTarkov.exe which can be found in their respective folders.

BSGLauncher.exe: e.g (C:/Battlestate Games/BsgLauncher/BsgLauncher.exe)

EscapeFromTarkov.exe: e.g (C:/Games/EFT/EscapeFromTarkov.exe)

Your file structure may be different but you MUST whitelist both of the executable files.

To answer your question it is 100% safe to turn off Windows Defender and install the launcher IF you downloaded it from this website. I suggest you do not install or run any other programs while it is turned off and I cannot be held accountable if another program already on your computer causes any issues. After the install is complete IMMEDIATELY turn Windows Defender back on if no other Antivirus is protecting your system. If Windows Defender still blocks the launcher from running the issue is internal and caused by your system and on that I cannot help you. Hopefully this isn't the case!

The true cmd.exe file is not a virus but a safe Microsoft Windows system process, called "Windows Command Processor". However, writers of malware programs, such as viruses, worms, and Trojans deliberately give their processed the same file name to escape detection.

2nd he has Mcafee Installed on his computer, and has Mcafee Browser on.

So how could a virus be Missed by Mcafee? and get past the browser and be installed? Thats entire point of buying your software.

It won't break your PC or perform any malicious operations, and also it does not reproduce therefore it isn't a virus. But yeah it COULD qualify as malware in some broad cases, like it knows your name and it's very hard to close unless you finish the game.

>If you read my initial post, my issue was not that the resultant installer file created by INNO was detected as a virus but that INNO while building the install file was giving an error for file psftp.exe "... the file contains a virus or potentially unwanted software".

Windows Defender is catching the virus when INNO writes the installer file. That's how real-time detection normally catches viruses - when the "bad" EXE is written to disk. Torrents are often a hotbed of virus infected installers and it's during the download that virus scanners catch them.

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