Computer professional reacts to Tronscript TROLL comments! 

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One of the for sure things in life is that there will always be someone who is unhappy about everything.

I don't speak English and I don't understand, but I translated the gist. You are a person who "walks the earth" and tries to help many lost people. Many thanks for your work, which I also use on a work machine. I wish you good health and peace! Helping others covers a very good soul.

I am retired now, was a network security engineer for almost 40 years and my advice is to just ignore the trolls, everything you said was bang on. In rare cases you will need to do something more to solve some ransomware, but for most bugs/malware/viruses...you nailed the best way to get rid of them. Good job.

I have maintained my PCs since 1990 and I have only had to take my PC to a tech twice in those 33 years. I did not go to school or take any PC classes. I have learned from people like you and have been very pleased with my results. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me and all the others, like me, who appreciated what you do for us. Please try not to let haters steal your joy.

Thanks for both the great informative videos regarding Tron! You really helped make a VERY noticeable improvement in a laptop I was on the verge of trashing because it had gotten so slow to respond. Ignore the haters, we do appreciate you taking time to put this information out. I used it on my office computer as well.

I just watched the video you're referencing this morning. It looked pretty good to me! I've been doing PC work (mainly malware removal) for about 20 years now, I don't own any purchased software, so I've literally been making a living using FREE/Opensource software!

Nice video! Almost a "set it and forget it approach", eh? As someone who has fixed Windows PC problems over 25 years now [for free], I've only seen a few people who actually 'stuck around' to observe what I was doing or what software I was using, etc. Usually after 10 minutes or so, that curiosity is gone and they just want the blasted thing fixed. Most folks just want their PC working again! After watching your earlier video on Tron script I downloaded and examined it To my surprise - I've used almost every single tool in it and still do. First video was informative and useful, as was this one. Sorry the trolls felt the need make themselves known

Thank you so much! My computer just got infected, I found your video and it saved me the cost of having to pay a professional to do the job. I am so happy I took the time to watch it. You're a real life saver! Much appreciated 😊🎉🎉🎉

I just love the "Windows Antivirus is good enough" comments. People who say that have clearly never worked in a repair shop because they'd know that some people need more robust protection from their online habits and lack of savvy.

Just found your vids which I'm finding very helpful. Slowly going through and picking what I need. Great work

I do this for a living, all day, every day. I know this guy personally, and can vouch that he truly does know what he's talking about. Are there other, more complicated ways to do it? Sure! But for the average user with an average consumer PC, his advice is always spot on. Plus, I'd guess that he's been doing this longer than most, if not all, those trolls have probably even been alive! 🙄 Great follow up, bro - you're nicer than I would have been. 😂

I only discovered your channel recently and your videos are just pitched right for me. Thanks for the videos, most helpful.

The only thing I must say is thanks a lot man !!! I saw your previous video and you saved my life with your advice about tronscript; I've an old desktop PC which is using Windows 7; it was very slow and I didn't even use Avast or Malwarebites on it, because it always got frozen, so I had to inactivate the antivirus in order to navegate through the internet (which made my computer more vulnerable). I saw you video and I gave Tronscript a chance, and it was like magic; my PC is virus free and is fast again; I even are using Avast free without any issues to navegate through internet. THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR RECOMENDATION MATE !!!

Some of these young techies think they know everything after being a tech for couple of years. I have been doing this for 32 years and am still learning a few things here and there. I knew about rkill but not Tron. I'm sure your advice will help non techie folks save a few bills. Thanks for the info.

Thank you for sharing your expertise on computers and software. You helped me learn a new way of protecting our home pcs. Thanks again....good critiques can help but trolling never does.

Thanks! My laptop is finally back to a decent speed. Without your video I was looking at a complete factory reset because a restore had even failed. Great job. You got a subscribe, a thumbs up, and some tangible support.

Thank you so much for helping people. I don't have any problems with my computer at this time but I'm very glad to know what to do in case I do have a problem in the future.

I just found your channel and loved it! I am a computer enthusiast, and although you may say that your channel was not made for me, I have to tell you that I find it very educational and entertaining. I love Tron because even if I know what I am doing, it just saves me time, and does other maintenance tasks that I didn't even consider before. Everyone is a critic, and trolls need not be fed.

Well I know that video did help me very much. Someone had remote access on my laptop. Thankfully I saw it right away in real time. I shutdown my laptop for over a month. I don't have the money right now to pay to have it fixed. Your information helped me fix my laptop for free. Thank you very much!

LOL. "I'm not exactly sure how you can push software that's free." That statement was worth the whole video view. Great work - please keep it up....I for one really appreciate it.🏆

I refurb laptops as a hobby and sometimes its so hard to diagnose quite what is wrong sometimes. This is really helpful, so thank you for this video and your channel.

been a fan of your contents for a while. hope to see some malware remover contents for smartphones :))

I got great use from your original video. Installed the two programs onto a usb stick to have handy for my pc, laptop, and moms pc. Two thumbs up Computer Guy.

Been there, worn the T shirt. All you are doing is trying to help people by giving information. What we do with the information is our choice. Thank you for your help, advice and consideration.

Thank you for helping us who are not computer-savvy seniors.

Don't worry about the tools bro. Obviously they haven't a clue what they are talking about. I have been working on Comps since about 1995 and lately some of the tech has gotten away from me but viruses and the like are still pretty much like they always have been. It is just awesome that they are so easy to remove now because I remember back in the day having to manually remove them from various places on the machine and it could take hours trying to find them like the run files in the registry and anywhere else you can think of. The ones I had trouble with were the nasty ones that would get in your host files. Anyway that's all under the bridge now with all the great FREE OPEN SOURCE stuff out there. I have never paid for any cleaner of any kind and I never will and I never!...let me repeat...never! get viruses on my computers. Your video was just plain awesome and extremely helpful to people who are not very computer literate. Keep up the great work!

I just discovered your videos and I think they are great! I know a few things about Windows but mostly just enough to get in trouble. Your videos now get me out of trouble as I'm sure they do for many others. I now subscribe to your page to make sure I've got all of your videos handy when I need them. Keep up the great work and ignore the trolls.

I, myself, Like you have been in the Tech field for over 30 years. When I saw your video on Tron and rkill, I chuckled just a little cause I use this method and have been using this method for quite some time. It works. enough said. You were quite a bit more friendly with your responses from the neighboring trolls. hehe. Myself, I doubt I'd have been so nice about it, but at the same time I understand that adding fuel to a fire makes a bigger fire...So I like the presentation you gave first video, with the exception of a couple things I thought needed noting, but as for a lot of people being "Non-Tech" folks, this is one of the easiest ways to rid your PC of malware and viruses. So Great job.

It helped and worked for me. Thank you for helping me out. Can't please everyone.

06:14 - Agree with your response on this one. The fact that you can customise things doesn't mean you have to, or that doing so proves some kind of deeper understanding. Some of us are quite content with many of the default settings/layouts. I'd don't quite have the 40 years experience of one of the other respondents, but I'm clocking 35 years and change in IT - 17 years in Internet Security - and on my Windows installs I basically reduce the default icon size & scaling, swap out the desktop for a plain colour and turn off the news function. Everything else I leave as it is - but then I run Windows where I have to and all my other machines use Linux ;o)

I've been in IT since 1980. You do a great job. It's never too late to see what the other IT guys are doing and pick up a new trick here and there. Tron script from you is one of them. [respect]

Your video saved me a lot of frustration. I was not able to remove the "PC app store" because the uninstall file was missing. I was dumb and needed WhatsApp on my computer to talk to a few people. Doing it on my cell was becoming laborious. I chose the first option to install "WhatsApp" and that came bundled with "PC Store". I didn't even want to use "WhatsApp" a Facebook group, Discord or even an email would have been much easier.

Your vids provide information and advice of great value to a typical user like me. Thank you. Now carry on! 😊✌️

dude I used the tron vid, I was about to buy a computer this black friday. I no longer need a new computer. it works as good as new, no lag of any kind while 4 hours ago it was lagging as if I was on dial up. thank you very much! needles to say auto-subscribed.

I watch this channel to refresh some of the methods I forgotten to use or better faster easier solutions can be discovered. You can never stop learning.

Wonderful, will use some of these ideas in my armoury ! Thank you !

You are a great teacher. You are so easy to understand because you speak slowly so that slow learners like myself can follow you. No matter how good you are there are always going to be people out there who will criticize you because they are jealous or whatever other reason. Just be assured that there are more people out here who appreciate you, than there are jerks like that. Thank you.

Thank you sir. I appreciate what you're doing. Now all I gotta do is slow the TRON vid so I can follow it better. This is not an argument on any vid you're making. I'm just an ol'' man (66) enjoying my computer, and trying to keep it safe. 🙂 I have also taken the liberty in subscribing to the channel.

Thanks for your informative videos. Keep the free knowledge coming. Appreciated

Hey man! I respect what your doing for all us browsers junkies and wanted to say keep doing what you are doing!

Don't let these know it alls get to you man. I appreciate you.

I watched your first video, and yes CCleaner did put me off as it was found with a virus, so thanks for the update, and I love your retort against stupid remarks, and if I was still using Windows this would be good, but I am now with Linux, as I can't run Windows 11 on my Lenovo T430 that I love so Thanks Bob from the UK

This video is very informing, i had a browser hijacker on a laptop and now it runs perfectly

Thank you for sharing and helping us how to get rid of all the nasty virus and malware and stay safe on the internet. Excellent contents. Luv it. :)

Very gentle version of telling the haters to take a powder. And I can vouch for your advice about Tronscript, though I'm really not a huge fan of anything McAfee..

Honestly I was uneasy about using the links you provided on that video but then I say what the heck I've got nothing else to loose. black fridays is in few days. It totally work. Fear mongering is rampant about free software. combine that with lack of computer knowledge and you have companies like dell charging north of 150 for one time help. I'm glad I took the chance.

I think you are squared away, glad I found the channel. Keep doing what your doing.

Thank you so much, ran it all on my wife's laptop , worked great!!!

I loved that video!! You helped me also my mom and girlfriend!

Thanks. the tool runs great. Immediately subscribed to you channel.

It sounds like you and I are both in the business pushing 3 decades doing this. Keep it up. You're doing good videos here.

I appreciate your videos and your videos have helped me. Thx.

I have ran most of the individual programs by themselves over the years but a master script saved me a ton of time.

Don't let them get to you. I can say that I ran these two programs on my computer. No viruses were found but when Tron had finished it did correct some other issues. Couldn't get my Dymo printer to connect, tried several attempts. But when Tron finished it connected with no problem and my computer runs better on no "Blue Screen". Keep up the great work. Thanks,

The updates you gave in the first couple of minutes of this video alone where fine. Don't give those trolls a podium, for every intelligent thing you say, they can say 20 stupid things, and if you keep defending... they win.

I used TRON to remove a trojan installed via the memory. I did not know about its presence until I executed Tronscript! Thanks so much, guy !

Scott, along with many others, is providing a valuable service to those less inclined or unable to learn the inner workings of computer software. To expect every video to be a complete, irrefutable, and completely error-free lesson is unreasonable and, frankly, impossible. My first computer was a (1986) Tandy 1000SX with 5-1/4 floppies and NO HardDrive, with which I learned DOS Basic and developed some of my own programs. Since then, I've used every Microsoft OS version (except Win 10, graduating straight from 8.1 to 11) and "built" 3 computers. I still watch every, single one of Ask Your Computer Guy's videos and learn something, and most often lots of things, from each one. If the know-it-alls of the computer world can;t think before they speak when finding criticism about a certain video, they reveal more about themselves than the content creator they're criticizing. Watch and learn, friends.

Awesome nice video follow yor instruction thanks alot now my pc is running better than before👍👍

You'll always find haters and those who think they are superiors but actually are not! You did a good job and your channel is informative and useful!

Your video was helpful and informative. Your tips were good for a wide variety of issues. There will always be trolls. Ignore them. There really is no one click fix all so every bit of solution that actually makes a difference is a plus. I mean if they really want to be picky, tell them to run something like a real time debugger that loads before windows and watch the assembly code to really make a surgical strike step by step as everything loads up. The guide was clear enough that my grandmother could follow it. Don't let the haters deter you. Sensible people appreciate your efforts. 👍

You're awesome! I consider myself a computer guy and I probably don't know half as you do. Ignore the youtube hate! Subbed!

Thanks for your video, it was easy to follow!

This fellow REALLY is GREAT. Make no mistake about it!

More respect for you than the antagonists! I use your procedure.

I got out of the Navy in 1981. I started in the field of computers in 1982 and am still working as a Lead Software Engineer and Solutions Architect (I'd rather be hands on than in management) for one of the largest IT companies in the world. I'd say I have experience. I also say this man is legit and is helping people at their level. Not all computer geeks need to prove how smart they are on a daily basis. Great job!

almost roste them all but as a IT student ,man you know your stuff.

Can't please everyone! Keep the faith and the good works! 😎✌

I was surprised to find a video of you responding to all of the backlash from that video. Personally I think you did a few things during the video that I did not agree with, such as: -Running multiple processing heavy Programs at once (puts strain on the computer but may possibly be faster overall) -Running a Clean/Defrag Process at the start of the job (this is personal preference, in terms of actual results you wont gain too much from optimizing and cleaning the system afterwards but you will still catch more. Also defrags and cleans can move around cleverly hidden programs, actually helping them to stay hidden from scans.) -Not running other types of scans/checking other areas. eg repairing drives, checking network drives/firewalls/physically connected devices. -Not configuring Tron Script to run custom parameters for your use case. (You addressed this one! great job!) -Using CCleaner with the default options despite its bad rep. (again you addressed this one and peoples concerns, Great job!) --------------------- Aside from those issues, yoy explained everything very simply and spoke very well. You seem very knowledgeable about this area of computers and I dont doubt your skill despite your actions. Also I am not claiming to know any more about this than the average user. Overall, great video and I am very happy you made a response video! Great Job recommending Tron Script, I like what it offers, you may have also liked to mention that it has other functions such as patching and editing things on your computer for protection and extra bloat removal/tracking. Adding to this, you may want to repeat to people that open source doesnt mean bad, it simply means the code is readable and usually able to be taken and used freely. Great Stuff!

I've worked on computers for 18 years now. I haven't heard about Tron script until now! I definitely appreciate what you do. Everybody that does this sort of thing has their own methods, it's a closed minded individual who is not willing to try something different and an outright ass that criticises others who are willing to help. Keep doing what you do, it's a good thing!

@4:28 - To be fair - I an am old computer head. As a Mindspring tech rep from prior to the 56K modem days (like when the building got a T1 line, we all cheered), I can honestly say that I HAVE walked customers thorough reinstalling DUN (i won't explain that) and on 3 or 4 occasions - reinstalling Windows over a POTS line and speaking with a real human - providing that they had either a valid install disk or the .cab files in their proper directory (old heads will understand.) When the tech was that good, I thrived. When calls became about numbers, i left.

Great videos. Thank you.

Enjoyed this video and thank you!

I think you are great, and I don't need to know everything just how to follow your instructions. Let thoses other people go make their own video. Keep up the good work at helping people like me!

for me when it is prepping the cmd window just closes and is no where to be found after what do i do? like it does not say done or anything after creating the restore point and showing the rkill message it just closes

Thanks for all the info. Too many Trolls who really seem to have an omnipotent brain. Keep up the good work and thanks for the time and effort!

Good job. Appreciate your efforts.

I appreciate both videos, I had never heard of tron script but I use clamwin. Is there a way to still get the program from them since the tron script Reddit is private now? Thanks

I watched the video you are referring to. I didn't see anything wrong with it. In fact, if for no other reason, I thought it was a good maintenance video for people to follow to set up a regular computer maintenance routine. I do mine around every six months or so. Sooner if my machine starts running rough. I dont find computer anti-virus software of any kind to be all that reassuring. There is no such thing as 100% protection from virus or malware. (no, I am not saying dont install one. Any protection is better than no protection.) If you are connected to the internet, you WILL get Malware and various viruses. (plus the every day occurrence of having broken/dead registry links from normal everyday use.) Knowing how to deal with the most common of these can save you money in bench fees you could have taken care of yourself. Not to mention the self satisfying feeling that you learned something you didn't know anything about before. For instance, I'll be looking into the Tronscript program to add to my arsenal of cleaning software. (many of which you have already mentioned in your video.) I think people just get confused between everyday annoyances, and dangerous software written specifically to cripple your computer. Those programs require more specific attention and are dangerous even to experienced repair techs. I found your video to be an excellent walkthrough for the most aggravating problems that can be taken care of by the average user.

I do have 1 question, after I run this. My malwarebytes finds the 2 files that say Registery Values - PUM.Optional.DisableMRT DONTREPIORTINFECTIONINFORMATION..Do I keep those or have Malwarebytes quarantine them?

ha ha ha you the best !!!! love to see yours videos !!! and i am also pc technically for over 25 years

sounds good to me im off to get it and try it on my pc. although its not slow it seems to cover everything so thank you.

I worry a bit about fully automated PC tools cause, especially in the old days (win xp etc) I saw so many people essentially "repair" their computers to death, and "clean" their computers to death. Norton's was a *great* program on mac, but then when I started using and working on windows pc's and there was this "registry" thing... lol that was a whole new nightmare and what I quickly discovered was, in the hands of somebody who didn't know what they were doing, norton could be a flat out pc killer. So, yeah, it was safe to *scan* a computer with most of those automated tools, but *then* you really needed to go over each and every one of the "suggested fixes" to see what the things were actually planning to do to "fix" the "problem". And a lot of times the so called problems were NOT actual problems, and the FIXes often could make matters worse, or even cause new problems. And, man, so many people were essentially *addicted* to making sure their computers were *completely clean* and had no *errors* and were *fully optimized*, and would have multiple different products trying to do essentially the same job, which often resulted in a total clusterfu... well, a *reeeeeally* big mess lol Anyway, these fears are largely based on experiences from a decade or more ago, but even though I know the technology has surely advanced accordingly, they still linger. I'm glad you've made this video to help others, and hey, it might even help me some day! :D I hope I never need it, but having seen TRON in the theater back when it came out, I love the reference and it's one I can remember ;D But I'm hesitant to use it myself. It's sort of like how I used to know a guy who was *REALLY* good at cleaning house. I mean, there was NO question that he was good at what he did. But... His idea of what things are important, or necessary, and what has value and what doesn't, differed from mine. So what invariably happened was, whenever he came over and helped clean up the house, was later on I'd find stuff missing, and after looking around everywhere I'd end up back at my trash cans, having to dig out a bunch of stuff that was *important to me*, but was useless clutter/junk to him. (I have a lot of hobbies, and having a lot of hobbies, means you have to have a lot of hobby related stuff lol) And that's largely what I fear. Is that if I use an automated repair tool/cleaner/etc, I might find myself later having issues and I won't know what's missing, or broken, or changed, because *I* wasn't the one who did it (whatever it was). But I know a guy who's addicted to downloading free games and modified game exe's cause he is totally addicted to cheating and essentially playing every game in god mode, and that means 90% of the sites he visits are probably loaded with mallware bombs and honey traps, and... If HE needs me to fix his computer again, I'd have no qualms about using this to sort out the issues lol just pull the pin and run ;) I do need to look up something to check my PC though... Not because I know of any particular issue with it... But rather *the opposite*. As in, the longer I go without "catching" anything from the internet, while doing practically nothing to prevent it (other than just windows defender and reasonably safe browsing habits), the more i get the nagging suspicion that maybe something HAS snuck onto my system and it's just really good at hiding... lol So I think I might look up at least a nice *scan* tool. I've used mallwarebytes before when I've felt a need to check something, but it's been a long time. I'll probably start there. anyway, take care and pbbt the trolls! ;D

Not gonna lie this guys video helped me out so much I’m new into this computer world and I was trying to download a shader for Minecraft and all of a sudden my computer was slow 😂

Probably best to ignore the trolls.. Just do what you do, regardless bud.. There is always somebody better but there is not another you.. Thanks again for the content and keep on truckin..

Interesting video. Some people have what us Aussies call: Tall poppy syndrome!!! In other words they have to knock down someone who either knows more than them or are better than them. Keep it up. I accidently came across your channel yesterday and made a few comments and you were so quick to reply that I'm gobsmacked to say the least. Now to my comments if I may. I tried Tron script on 2 different computers. Computer A, my own new laptop. and Computer B a friend's computer who doesn't run any anti virus programme, the Malwarebytes had stopped because she didn't elect to run the free version after the trial period however does run CCleaner (which I installed ages ago for her). Here are my results: I'll start with computer B first: Computer B: (Friend's computer - running Windows 10, 4GB Ram). Basically the Trons scrpt ran however except for RKill and Malwarebytes programmes it brought up the error messages: Unable to find the exe files for the other viurs removal programmes it runs. Also said it couldn't find CCleaner exe file. I simply clicked okay and let the software keep running. Overall results: The script freed up approximately 1.2 GB of space on her SSD hard drive, even after reinstalling Malwarebytes prior to running the script and doing the Windows update. Hence whilst the script couldn't find the actual virus removal programmes except for Malwarebytes, it certainly cleaned up her SSD drive. Also noted that none of the Windows settings I had changed prior to running the script were affected. My computer: (Running Windows 11, 32GB Ram): Well. I restarted the computer prior to running Tron and nothing happened. Then in the early stages of running Tron I got a message that there was a Windows update to be downloaded and installed so I clicked out of this, rather than do the update. Basically Tron ran beautifully for about an hour or two however than got hung up on Windows disk clean (which I've since learnt can be a common problem) in stage 1. Basically stayed on the same for over 13 hours. So I ended up closing the programme and shut down the laptop. When I rebooted the computer I went into Updates and the update was not there. Only a HP USB update which had been there prior to installing Tron which will not update. Computer rebooted perfectly and all settings maintained. Conclusion: Before using Tron, do the Windows updates and then turn off the update for 7 days and see whether this will resolve this stalling issue in Tron. From what I understand, when I reopen Tron again, the software will pick up where it left off and hopefully will go along it's merry way. So I'll give this a wee go and see what happens. Overall whilst Tron didn't do all the checking on my friend's computer (which I ran the programme twice to see what would happen) and appeared to stall/hang at a specific point on my computer, it is definitely worth a try. The software can recover a small amount of disk space for other uses and will be good. PS: I've also downloaded the Virtoy (or whatever this software is called) and placed on a USB and included Windows 10 (so if something happens to my friend's computer I'm able to help her) and Windows 11 (if something happens to my computer) and also Linux Mint. Plus did as you suggested and placed a personal folder on this USB stick for an important folder I maintain specific files in. I had never heard of FBackup however, I'm impressed with this software also. I don't know about anyone else however, this is my experience with the Tron software and I'm happy. So ignore the naysayers and the trolls and simply do your thing. Whilst I'm not a computer tech, I do love learning new things re computers and in many instances I can get myself out of trouble relatively quickly. Mainly because I was cyber stalked and cyber hacked for 3 years and my IT friend (who has now passed away) taught me a hellva lot and had been in the IT game for over 20 years. Believe me I learnt the value of running software which will help maintain a clean computer. And, quite frankly the naysayers are probably people who probably run a lot of these viruses and should crawl back under the rock they came from. My 2 cents worth. Well maybe a few dollars worth!!!

ignore those trolls, its people like you that really help us. Keep us the good work

I have a question if I have TRON running before a pending update and the update came up like 50 minutes after I started running TRON then what should I do

Ur a hero for computer newbies forget about those trolls

😂 I'm currently 11 hours in stage 4, and I found this video about rebooting the computer before running the two files. Should i reboot and re-run the scan after it is completed.😅. Loving the d.i.y guides. 🇫🇯

Thats hilarious - actual adults dont customise nothing on their windows box. Thats for kiddies. You are doing a great job!.

Saw the video a few days ago and debated doing it on sister's 2010ish PC 1st before trying it on my newer 2021 PC as hers is definitely showing age and I have noticed some lag on my newer one the last couple months. If I do run it, does it clear the browser history / cache / settings etc of Firefox Edge and Chrome as part of the script? Downloading and reinstalling a couple programs here and there doesn't seem too big an issue to resolve, but the convenience of the computer knowing all my history, shortcuts etc over the course of years is something to think about. I do have Malwarebytes and Avast already installed on all my PCs but there are times I think it's only doing the bare minimum nowadays.

thanks for the advice!

I have just used it and it is brilliant.

You are brilliant. There are so many dickheads out there and they expose themselves buy stupid comments. I agree Tron is great software and has saved me many times. My favourite saying in life is."Never worry about what people think as most don't " Thanks again.

Don't get discouraged by the trolls. I've been it IT all my life, since PC's first came out and your channel is very helpful. I refer people to your videos all the time. Keep up the good work.

Never mind the trolls! I appreciate your work, just came cross the channel today and already shared a link to your video. I have a brand new computer, and you better believe I'll make the emergency recovery folder as you suggested. THANK YOU

Thank you for the valuable information you share. Please do not waste time by reading unfair and illogical critics and please share more helpful information.

Hi sorry I just wanted to start a new comment because it was getting crowded in the first one but yeah is it normal for tron to download malware bytes?

Retired IT guy here, ignore the critics. Your target audience would have been able to follow your actions and make a good attempt at resolving their issues. Good work bro, keep the good advice coming.