Need help identifying possible threats

Max Computer Cleaner is a potentially unwanted program (PUP) that is known to utilize various deceptive marketing practices in order to infiltrate a computer system. The Max Computer Cleaner program is usually automatically contracted without user permission or knowledge and alongside multiple unwanted programs and malicious software.

Adware.CrossRider is bundled within the custom installers on many download sites like Softonic, Brothersoft and Cnet. CrossRider is a browser hijacker that will take full control of your browser and start redirecting you to unfamiliar web pages. This may be exploited by hackers to infect your computer with harmful viruses. If this browser extension is present on your PC, then it will be able to redirect you to potentially harmful websites every time you try to perform an online search. This is why, it is recommended that you get rid of this application immediately.

The ShopperPro adware infection is designed specifically to make money. It generates web traffic, collects sales leads for other dubious sites, and will display advertisements and sponsored links within your web browser.

ShopperPro it’s technically not a virus, but it does exhibit plenty of malicious traits, such as rootkit capabilities to hook deep into the operating system, browser hijacking, and in general just interfering with the user experience. The industry generally refers to it as a “PUP” or potentially unwanted program.

DomalQ is an adware application that attacks Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome Internet browsers. DomalQ shows disturbing pop-up advertisements while the hijacked Internet browser is opened. The purpose of DomalQ is to push a variety of doubtful websites, services and offers which, in truth, are very irritating and disrupt the attacked PC user's online activity. DomalQ will divert the victimized computer user to misleading websites if he/she clicks on the pop-up advertisements shown by DomalQ. DomalQ may also replace the default homepage and default search engine with tricky websites. DomalQ will reduce the corrupted PC's performance. DomalQ can trace the victimized PC user's online activities. DomalQ can record the victim's browsing history and even get access to his/her private details including login information, such as user names and passwords.

LolliScan is an adware program, that displays pop-up ads and advertisements on web pages that you visit. These advertisements will be shown as boxes containing various coupons that are available, as underlined keywords, pop-up ads or advertising banners.

These guides will walk you through removing these items. The free version of Malwarebytes will work fine, be sure to uncheck the "start free pro trial" after installing it, be sure that everything it finds is checked & quarantine it.

Also, since one of the programs has rootkit capabilities, d/l & run TDSSKiller to be sure you don't have a rootkit.

Note: When running TDSSKiller, launch the program, click on the blue text "Change Parameters" & check the box marked "Detect TDLFS File system." Click OK & then run the scan.

Adware.CrossRider Removal Guide

Remove "Ads by LolliScan" virus (Easy Removal Guide)

I would not recommend using Revo uninstaller in this instance as AdwCleaner, Malwarebytes & Hitman Pro should be able to clean the infections and the leftover files.

If you are looking for a system cleaner, a recommended one is CCleaner. It has multiple functions & has a registry cleaner that allows you to make a back up of any reg files you remove. This can be a lifesaver if something vital is inadvertently taken out. After running the various malware scanners, it might be a good idea to d/l & run this to clean up any orphan files/reg keys.

The free version of CCleaner will work fine.

https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner

I have my HitmanPro default set to Ignore, that way I can click delete on known threats, and leave known good Windows OS files and known good nonWindows files alone. Early Warning scan can remove things you do not want removed. Take care.

I do not know of such a list. I think HitmanPro's server/cloud side may [or may not] have such a listing.
Because I'm not sure, I left Ignore as Default. Now, in Quick and Default scans, I can usually spot the malware, and I ignore any Windows OS, major program file being flagged until another security program "seconds the motion."