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  1. cosmicanddavid
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    RolandJS said:
    Did that Auslogics EXE come from any other download site beside Auslogic's download site?

    it came from there site
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  3. RolandJS
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    Ok, I just don't understand the toolbar/PUP coughing up. And, I'm certain the AV's retort is a false positive.
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  4. Layback Bear
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    Auslogic comes from many places,even when you don't know you are getting it.
    I'm very careful and yet at times it slips in from somewhere. I check my system every few days for anything Auslogic. It's probable coming from one of my programs when I update. I just haven't figured out which one.

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