A specified file causing permission problems.

LuC1F3R said:

VinnyBuxton said:

Hello LuC1F3R,

After doing some searching, I don't think that wserver.exe is safe to have on your computer.

Run a scan with the following programs:
https://www.malwarebytes.org/
AdwCleaner Download

Malwarebytes will product a log, please can you upload it to here? Navigate to: C:\ProgramData\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\Logs and upload the logs to here, which have todays date.

Thank you,
VinnyBuxton

Hello, thanks for replying i have somehow removed it from my computer but the permission problem is still not fixed, i tried to restore back to system setting with Rizonesoft it did the job but its still not letting me install any anti virus or any software (Which requires higher permissions) i tried to install ESET, it had problems in writing the keys into registries so i am kinda still stuck with the same and excuse my english

I don't even know anymore.

I just tried the malware bytes its having the same permission issue, i can barely install anything gahh

PS : Yes, i tried going in the security tab on the properties of the file did'nt work.

VinnyBuxton said:

Hello LuC1F3R,

Can you confirm that you've managed to install it, but that's happening when you try to open it?

Have you run System File Checker? Please run Disk Check also:
Disk Check

You can try downloading these scanners, which you can download on a different computer, put onto a disk and then put it into the computer which has the problems:

What is Windows Defender Offline? - Windows Help
Kaspersky Rescue Disk 10
How To - Remove threats - Removal Tools | F-Secure
How to create a Bitdefender Rescue CD
Download Avira Rescue System | Official Website
http://www.avg.com/us-en/avg-rescue-cd-download
Dr.Web LiveCD ? ???? ?????????? ?????????????? ???????
SUPERAntiSpyware - SUPERAntiSpyware Portable Scanner
Anti-rootkit utility TDSSKiller

Thank you,
VinnyBuxton

Okay, i am going to sfc scan now and thanks alot for all the help :)
give me a second while it completes.

EDIT : i don't know if you're aware of Team viewer, but if you do know what it is, ill be real thankful ff you're ready to help me straight from Team view.

LuC1F3R said:

Callender said:

See this post to see if it helps you to delete the file:

https://www.sevenforums.com/general-d...ml#post2824798

Suggest the second method to try first.

Edit:

You need PowerTool x86 V4.6 (en).zip for 32bit Windows

As for any malware that's lurking on your machine - I'll leave that for other members who have more experience in that area to deal with.

Hi, Thanks for replying seem like UVk didnt worked at all but i am going to check out the other one oh.. .-.

EDIT : The page link you've gave says powertool is for x64
but here you've said its for 32bit? what.

The original post advised the user to download the 64it version bit as he/she uses a 64bit machine but your system specs say 32bit so I would assume that the 32bit version is what you need.

Two download links for different versions. 64bit for 64bit machines like the OP in the original thread is using and 32bit for 32bit machines like yours. Unless your system specs are wrong.

Well I'm no expert on fixing permissions. Glad you managed to remove the file!