Scarlet Crush Productions--scpservice.exe BSOD

[robert nasfell]

"Xpadder's last free version in ten different languages" introduced malware into Windows 8.1 and consequently, any utility related to it such as "SCP DS3 Driver Package" was eradicated along with the cancerous invasion. AMD64 functions were affected. Nvidia graphics update is impossible. BSOD attempting a bluetooth connection to a Dual Shock controller. "SCP" is not always "SCP"! Rescue install, clean install... I'd like to make last resorts.

Attached are the SFCFix.txt and sfcdetails.txt. I'll try to post late with the CBS.zip. There's the SFCFixScript.txt on the way in case you haven't received it yet and "perfmon /report" isn't working for me.View attachment SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zipView attachment SFCFix.txtView attachment sfcdetails.txt

 

[x BlueRobot]

So you were infected with malware?

 

[robert nasfell]

So you were infected with malware?

The "Xpadder multilingual, last free, download"--something like that--burned me and Malwarebytes along with AdwCleaner worked to remove any registry traces or browser hijacks. Before installing the official Xpadder ($9.99) I tried removing anything having to do with the previous attempt, including the Scarlet.Crush driver package--that's "Scp" for short--not realizing that "Scp" also refers to: Secure copy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. ...think anything can be done to restore all the deleted .dlls, etc. PC has been restored to 7/15, but not with complete success according the summary. Today, a Windows update was completed. The Nvidia driver update referred to earlier succeeded in spite of the progress bar not finalizing. Still, I don't think I'm good, do you?
















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[blueelvis]

Hi ^_^,


Sorry for the late reply. Do you still need help with this? In case you still need help, please reply to this thread and I will try my best to reply within 48 hours. I would be notified via email once you reply :)


Furthermore, I have used this particular software for my DS3 and it worked flawlessly without any signs of malware (I have ESET running).


-Pranav