Do I still have this virus?

Hello. I'm new here.

The PSSWD file in Windows>debug keeps acting like it's trying to change my password every time I log in. It looks like this :

08/26 11:00:08 Attempting password change server/domain DESKTOP-147RUQC for user Administrator

08/26 11:00:08 SamChangePasswordUser2 on machine DESKTOP-147RUQC for user Administrator returned 0x0

08/26 11:00:08 Attempting password change server/domain DESKTOP-147RUQC for user DefaultAccount

08/26 11:00:08 SamChangePasswordUser2 on machine DESKTOP-147RUQC for user DefaultAccount returned 0x0

08/26 11:00:08 Attempting password change server/domain DESKTOP-147RUQC for user Guest

08/26 11:00:08 SamChangePasswordUser2 on machine DESKTOP-147RUQC for user Guest returned 0xc0000022

08/26 11:00:08 SamChangePasswordUser2 retry on machine DESKTOP-147RUQC for user Guest returned 0xc0000022

08/26 11:00:08 Attempting password change server/domain DESKTOP-147RUQC for user Jason

08/26 11:00:08 SamChangePasswordUser2 on machine DESKTOP-147RUQC for user Jason returned 0xc000a089

08/26 11:00:08 SamChangePasswordUser2 retry on machine DESKTOP-147RUQC for user Jason returned 0xc000a089

08/26 11:00:08 Attempting password change server/domain DESKTOP-147RUQC for user WDAGUtilityAccount

08/26 11:00:08 SamChangePasswordUser2 on machine DESKTOP-147RUQC for user WDAGUtilityAccount returned 0xc000006a

The only reason I looked in there is because BitDefender Free kept finding the same virus in the windows>debug folder on both my desktop and new laptop. Something called ' trojan.zmutzy.pante ' and it would quarantine it each time, but it kept popping up.

I got a trial of BitDefender 2020 hat doesn't find it at all. I just wanted to make sure I was safe and figure out why that PSSWRD file keeps doing that.

Thank you all for your time.

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Roxana G

Hi,

Please send us a Bdsys log at the email address bitsy@bitdefender.com:

[how to GENERATE A BDSYS LOG]

https://www.bitdefender.com/consumer/support/answer/1922/

JasonXman

ok thanks

JasonXman

it crated a .zip folder that I can't extract

JasonXman

I tried to extracte it elsewhere, but there are password protected files, and what was left of them never showed up in the destination folder.

JasonXman

How do I email the entire .zip file?

JasonXman

nevermind. I figured out how to e-mail it. Sorry. This has been frustrating for me. I think I have two comnputers infected with the same thing.

JasonXman

Well if anyone was wondering. I uninstalled Bitdefender and it stopped doing that. Now that PSSWRD file is blank like on the other computers I looked at. It may be a feature of Bitdefender that tests to see if the system is secure, but until I know for sure, I will use something else.

Cam

Hey guys i figured out how to delete it, if you go to the debug file and right click it and click scan with Bitdefender, it should give you the option to delete the infected file, when i did a full system scan again it was gone for good!