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Error Checking after malware removal

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I got some RelevantKnowledge folder on my laptop -- I guess from installing dodgy software.

 

It was messing with the Explorer and the Network connection.

 

I stopped and removed the malware.

 

But I wanted to run an Error Check, but for some reason the check cancels itself.

 

I tried System Restore, but this did not fix the problem.

 

Is there a Registry tweak ?

 

Any suggestions ?

 

Thanks.

 

Windows 7 O/S.

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Dude Read the thread to why I would post it - it was a freaking example of where to see where the file is, etc. Should I have actually grabbed a virus to trigger MSE so I could get an example to show how to see where the file actually is on the system, etc.. :rolleyes:

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