[SOLVED] is Systemrequirementslab.com Detection.exe app virus?

[NecDyte]

So I wanted to see if I can run one game on my pc so the page told me to download the file at first entering site eset warned me that this site is untrusted so I said still continued to enter then I found the game I wanted everything looked fine until the website said to download the exe file I tried to download and instantly eset deleted the file so I paused reset and tried again until eset said eset can't delete the file so your computer may be infected I ran pc scans from eset and Malwarebytes they didn't find anything and now I am scared that they can't detect the virus. I am planning to reset my pc but I have too many files that I need. Is there any ways to delete virus or is the any stronger anti virus?

 

[Colif]

Did you get that from Can You Run This?

strange eset thinks its a virus.

I would run https://www.bitdefender.com.au/solutions/free.html and get a 2nd opinion

That site is only really good for that advice, any drivers it suggests are bad are probably actually fine. It shows my GPU drivers as 18 months old when often they at most a month. Its linked to Driver Booster and wants you to buy that program which is not needed or wanted.

 

[NecDyte]

currently, I am scanning pc with Kaspersky antivirus I will see if the anti-virus finds something, also forgot to mention my internet started freaking out and slowed a little bit. But i will also try with Bitdefender

 

[Colif]

kaspersky & bitdefender about as good as each other so probably no need.

I have that app you asked about installed, and I use Bitdefender, its not complained about it recently. Might be a false positive. Shame there aren't better sites that aren't just there to sell you things you don't need.

Currently running a full bit defender scan of system, see if it finds anything. Also have malwarebytes on here, it scans every night too.

edit: it found nothing, as usual.

 

[NecDyte]

Update: I completed the scan didn't find anything except from my miners found 2 trojans deleted those and that's about it

 

[Colif]

Probably a false positive.

If you were after a replacement for Eset, I would choose Kaspersky or Bitdefender as in a lot of tests, they come out as top 2.