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First of all, thank you all of you very much indeed for reply and try to help me.
Second, I have really followed the karlsnooks's steps and let Defender of Windows scan. It really detected about five threats which vary in the level of the benignity. But I would like respectfully confirm for me that these are really threats. However, for me, I wouldn't think they are so for certain reasonable reasons:
1- all of them are copies(programs are not installed) on my computer and not installed programs.
2- all of them are compressed by a WinRAR file.
3- even if they were threats, how would they harm or compromise my privacy or even cause these problems, such as the problems of the Windows' updates and system restore as long as they all are just copies? As far as I know that copies have no thing to do with the computer until the user installs them.
4- If we suppose that these copies which were detected by the Defender of Windows are really threats, then I will move them into an external hard disk, and then Defender of Windows will not detect anything. As a result, we don't benefit from this anything and the problems will still be going on.
5- I am fairly sure that all of these programs were downloaded from a trusted website and publisher.
6- it is really most of those files (if not all) are cracks, keygens and patchs. However, as I said before they are copies.
7- one reason made me quite sure that those copies are not threats is when I extract one copy of those copies which was detected as threats, especially the one which detected as a 'severe', I was quite surprising that all of its content was .txt files
In the end, I decided to chose the 'allow' action of all the five threats. And then, I click on 'apply'.
Unfortunately, when I have went to this path in my USB Flash Drive hoping to find all the details of those threads and I didn't find anything and even didn't find this path you provided.RESULTS OF THE SCAN
The results will be in 4 log files on your computer's disk in:
\Windows\Microsoft Antimalware\Support
Upload the four log files please.
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When I purchased my laptop, the retailer didn't give me a Windows 7 installation Disc. As you see in my last picture that there are two drivers in my computer, D, which is for the Recovery of the factory, and C, which is for Windows system installed now.If full functionality is not returned, we will help you run a Repair Install - read the blue link now to understand how it is done. Do you have the latest official Windows 7 installer with SP1?
I have created a backup in three DVDs in immediatly after the preparing of system. I think this is a copy from the recovery which is in D.
I want neither restore the backup(recovery) which is on D, nor which is on DVDs, because each of them would return my computer into what it was when it released from the factory.
retail Windows 7 installation DVD/USB
As long as the letter of system's drive shows 'D' instead of C as it is shown in the picture in my post#14 one day ago, I would like to say that I think that the letter of a drive in Windows converts into the letter which follows it, for instance, C become D and so on, As a result, could you please confirm for me whether I continue with the steps here 'This will allow you to restore Windows 7 to a earlier restore point with a Windows 7 installation disc or System Repair Disc from the System Recovery Options screen at bootup. This can be handy if you cannot startup Windows 7.'?
Last edited by a cooperator; 23 Jun 2012 at 11:27.