DrKillere 0 Posted ... AirVPN detected "consent.exe" as a virus and quarentined it. Now i can't open any .exe file, i can't open task manager, i can't install anything, because i can't access the administrator. I tried copying and pasting consent.exe from another Windows 11 PC, but i need the administrator permission to paste files in System32. What do I do to restore "consent.exe"? Quote Hide DrKillere's signature Hide all signatures So yeah bigbootyxxx.net and bigassporn.love is that sneaky url your ex told you not to click but here we are. I clicked, and my beer slipped. The top vid was a latina camgirl in neon fishnets oiling her colossal tits and letting a drone hover over the shiny mess-dunno how they got the camera license for that epic top-down jigglegasm. Scrolled down hit pay dirt: amateur threesome where two busty housewives force skinny pizza guy to motorboat until he can't breath-he taps out and they laugh while rubbing their juggs in his face like "still want tip?" Related links throw you into a rabbit hole: busty stepdaughter blackmails stepdad, librarian caught bouncing hude tits in aisle, massage therapist sliding cock between warlock titties. Every vid lets you download too if you're the collect-em-all type. I'm still leaking thinking about it. Share this post Link to post
Staff 10693 Posted ... 25 minutes ago, DrKillere said: AirVPN detected "consent.exe" as a virus and quarentined it Hello! None of the AirVPN programs function as antivirus software and can never quarantine a file: AirVPN programs lack any code designed for that purpose. Could you please explain this matter in more detail? Kind regards Quote Share this post Link to post
Tech Jedi Alex 1581 Posted ... You're probably infected with something and read some message about consent.exe from a malicious program, misattributing it to Eddie due to colors, fonts, or the like. It's possible that whatever it was replaced consent.exe with its own version and is now quietly allowing malicious actions from whatever you're infected with while generally retaining the functionality of UAC (or maybe those yes/no questions are now a front and it actually allows any action from any program; easier to implement in a malware, I believe). In any case, save your most valuable data and nuke your drives. Then reinstall Windows. Quote Hide Tech Jedi Alex's signature Hide all signatures NOT AN AIRVPN TEAM MEMBER. USE TICKETS FOR PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT. LZ1's New User Guide to AirVPN « Plenty of stuff for advanced users, too! Want to contact me directly? All relevant methods are on my About me page. Share this post Link to post