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When presented with the initial ESET options, click on " Computer Scan". Go to the saved file, and double click it to get it started. Save the file to your system, such as the Downloads folder, or else to the Desktop. It will start a download of " esetonlinescanner_enu.exe"

I would suggest a free scan with the ESET Online Scanner

In addition, it would be a good idea to scan with a different tool, and then lets see that report. Then do a new scan on that system & also attach the new report. I presume that one has Malwarebytes for Windows installed on it. Would you then, replace the drive back in the host system. Would you kindly locate the scan report and attach a copy of it, so I can review. No disrespect to whoever you are, trying to help me-I appreciate that very much. Very typical for "new" software versions these days-if you have nothing new to offer, please don't require me and my elderly clients to learn a whole new interface.Įven if you DO have something new and more effective to offer, please resist the temptation to turn the interface designers loose to ***** up everything that the huge majority of your ordinary customers have learned at great cost just to parade it. If offers NOTHING new, but requires one to learn once again where all the settings to be found. I would love to be proven wrong.īy the way, I HATE the new 4.x interface. Then going carefully, drill thru the options, select the proper drive ANDĬheck the box to select "scan for rootkits".Ī MB Custom scan allows you to pick a different drive letter (in my case F) but the poorly-worded prompts imply that if you check "rootkit scan" you must select the C:\ drive because that's the only dive that can be scanned for rootkits. You just need to start a CUSTOM scan in Malwarebytes for Windows. Look at it via Windows Explorer to determine. Does the USB-dock-drive get an assigned drive letter ? it should.