Some misc info:
During the installation it asks me to downloader other stuff which I say no, so I only install the prog. and at the end if I accept the agreement of the program I didn’t want to download which I said no again and it installed without other progs.
What happened:
Only the prog. got installed with some suspicion. Luckily I guess it didn’t install anything else.
I used it but I decided to uninstall because it was fishy.
So after that I felt paranoid decided to search for info.
I ended up with these funny facts:
People try to find a virus free downloader even thought the first choice is the CNET version on google.
Some people got adware installed and I didn’t get nothing.
Some antiviruses on other PCs tagged it as a virus.
During a download from CNET, CNET needed to install their download manager, and shoved Wajam down my throat, without my consent (unless it’s in their many page tiny print EULA that I din’t read) The only thing that caught this was my avast! Firewall, as Wajam attempted an outside connection. I am very disappointed in CNET now, as it is no longer a safe download site.
I cleared it.
I was very lucky that the installer didn’t install anything visible I guess (anything with UI) and the installer tricks you into installing their adware. (Notice the, “Accept the adware crap name EULA?” box even if you select no?)
There is nothing happening to my computer yet and everything is smooth to me.
Here’s my log, I hope it’s all OK:
# AdwCleaner v2.105 - Logfile created 01/10/2013 at 20:30:41
# Updated 08/01/2013 by Xplode
# Operating system : Windows 7 Home Premium Service Pack 1 (64 bits)
# User : removed
# Boot Mode : Normal
# Running from : C:\Users\removed\Desktop\adwcleaner.exe
# Option [Delete]