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Anti-Rootkit DDA Driver

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I think I know why this happened, but I'll ask anyway. So recently I scanned with Malwarebytes and the scan came clean. I haven't downloaded anything since the scan that would have caused this. I created a new account on my PC for testing purposes with limited access for software testing purposes for work. When I switch back to my admin account after I finished testing my software, I got this error from Malwarebytes: "Malwarebytes was unable to load the anti-rootkit dda driver, this error may of been caused by rootkit activity. Do you want to reboot the system and attempt to reinstall the driver?" Y/N. I am 90% confident I do not have a rootkit. Does this have to do with me creating another account?

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Check if you have a rootkit first.

 

Use Kaspersky rootkit removal. TDSSKiller.

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