unknown software - System Maintenance GL

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Hi:

I noticed an unknown software System Maintenance GL at my system (win7 OS). That displays a message in pop up window "Your system is protected. The system maintenance gl is up and running".

I saw that was there in the installed programs and uninstalled it. Restarted the system. Now it is not there in installed program list, but I am still getting the message. Seems it is alive in the machine. Pl see the attachment.


Pl assist me in removing the software from my machine.
 

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I got the same problem of the System Maintenance GL window as well as my English language setting kept resetting itself to Japanese. On September 1st I downloaded a YouTube video converter program called Converter Clip.cc. I was warned that it did not have a proper Security Certificate but I ignored the warning. I believe the System...GL came from this site. I repaired my computer by System Restore to August 31st. 2:50pm. It worked because I didn't get the GL window on restart and my language option remained on English. I hope this helps.
I got System Restore by going into Help and Support, typing System Restore in search and then clicking on Restore files and folders on the list. Then follow the instructions.
 
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I got the same problem of the System Maintenance GL window as well as my English language setting kept resetting itself to Japanese. On September 1st I downloaded a YouTube video converter program called Converter Clip.cc. I was warned that it did not have a proper Security Certificate but I ignored the warning. I believe the System...GL came from this site. I repaired my computer by System Restore to August 31st. 2:50pm. It worked because I didn't get the GL window on restart and my language option remained on English. I hope this helps.
I got System Restore by going into Help and Support, typing System Restore in search and then clicking on Restore files and folders on the list. Then follow the instructions.
gordonhumbled: Thanks for the response. I will check it.
 

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Please let us know if running a System Restore to a date/time before "System Maintenance" was installed solves your problem.
 

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Yea, I think that would be enough to make me paranoid. I would suggest that you scan your computer.

    1. Download and run TDSSKiller.
      1. Accept the "End User License Agreement"
      2. Accept the "KSN Statement"
      3. Select "Change Parameters" and Select:
        • Verify file digital signatures
        • Detect TDLFS file system
        • Use KSN to scan objects
      4. When the scan is complete the log file is in C:\ It will have a name like "TDSSKiller.3.0.0.34_04.05.2014_08.05.16_log.txt"
    2. Install Malwarebytes (Free Version)
      1. Select "Threat Scan"
      2. When it is completed, please upload the log file from: C:\ProgramData\Malwarebytes\Malwarebytes Anti-Malware\Logs
    3. Please download and run Windows Defender Offline.
      1. Click "Next"
      2. Click "I Accept"
      3. Select Either: (Typically it is either CD/DVD or USB)
        • CD or DVD
        • USB
        • ISO file
      4. Cllick "Next"
      5. It will create a CD / DVD / USB and will boot and scan your hard drive offline.
 

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When programs install they are also supposed to supply the uninstaller information but if software is truly malware then I would not trust the uninstaller any more than I trust the software; it could easily uninstall nothing & say "ok removed" or it could even copy/rename it to something else. So hopefully it really did uninstall. A system restore to a prior time, on the other hand, is controlled by the OS, and would be more certain.
 
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hi go to
control panel-programs and features.-look for system maintenance gl . uninstall :)
 
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