Win64:Dropper-gen clean up

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I had already created a post at the following link about another problem with disabling the Avast shields that Eddy was really good at helping me with and I am creating a post here to finish cleaning up any left over malware that may have been installed by Win64:Dropper-gen:

https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=159486.0

If Malwarebytes only found a PUP should I still start creating logs or is my system free of malware?

[Pondus]

It is up to you if you want that check or not.....

[Michael (alan1998)]

HEYO! You helped me AvastUser20000! Thanks!

(Well, Eddy did, but you posted the link!)

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I am having the same problem as I have read in other threads with aswMBR where it takes a long time to scan when quickscan is selected even if I choose none instead of quickscan initially. The C drive does have 279GB on it but should it take over 2 hours to scan the users folder even if it is 102GB?

[Pondus]

Dropp aswMBR.....if needed, removal team have other tools

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Here are my logs so far.

If there are no problems then I think an uninstall avast free 2015, download avast free 2015, then reinstall avast free 2015 could solve the problems in the other thread with disabling shields and no active protection.

[essexboy]

Go for a clean install

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The Avast Reinstall has not only solved all the problems I was having. Not only are the false windows action center message and win64:dropper-gen boot scan error gone but I can disable and enable all shields and there is actually something under active protection in the Avast settings!

Now I do not have to reinstall windows and over 25+ Skyrim mods.

[essexboy]

Simple is usually best