You are welcome.

Thank you for your reply Umbra.

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i don’t think it is related, powershell isn’t needed for a system to run properly.
Anyway, if you have safe habits and using Emsisoft, i dont believe you may be hit by such malware.

Cool! Zemana saved my life once catching a fileless malware in the registry too (but lately it’s detection rate has decreased…sadly).

Classic users (like most of us) won’t normally cross those type of malware much often (unless you visit suspicious sites or open unknown mails). So don’t worry by using Emsisoft and exercising safe habits you are protected.

Hi, there! And how can uncheck Power Shell in Winwos 7 64-bit if I can’t see it in Windows features on or off?

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The fileless malware doesn’t hide in powershell, it uses powershell (an interpreter like cmd) to deliver its exploit.
Using an analogy, a disease (Fileless malware) use saliva (powershell) to deliver its bacteria (exploit) to infect the victim (the system).

so if you don’t exchange saliva with anyone (disable powershell), you don’t infect anyone.

If I recall correctly, no Power Shell means that the fileless files cannot hide there, so there is nothing to do.

I have done all things and my system has no access to Power Shell or Defender.
Nothing Nada anything remotely related. I know there is something wrong with my system. I just don’t know what or how to fix it. My access to outside help is either unaffordable or not available to me.