Hijacked explorer.exe MD5? scan your computer with FARBAR to find out. this video is the fix

Do you have bad MD5 hashes when you scan with FARBAR?
do you still have bad MD5 hashes after formatting and reinstalling windows? well, here is the fix.
FIRST!!!!!:
requires USB to hard drive adapter and 2 hard drives and 1 separate USB drive, to perform this fix.You will also need a Windows boot usb or CD with working rom drive to boot into command.

Download FARBAR FRST.exe FRST64.exe onto usb, then, download windows media creation tool, partition wizard, Easeus backup/cloning software, and VMware workstation install files, onto usb… then watch this video!

Your Easeus clone tool will look newer, I bought the 12.0 version and still use the install.
First part of video shows good and bad hashes side-by-side after running FRST in CMD from boot disk. I find it odd that after formatting and installing windows fresh that it contains bad explorer.exe hashes (shown on other video I posted)

I also find it off there is a hidden file on my $200 Win10Pro USB, just bought from Best Buy, with a timestamp last modified Saturday, ‎November ‎20, ‎1982, ‏‎4:30:32 AM when the usb itself is write protected. file name:83561421-11f5-4e09-8a59-933aks71366.ini I only bought a 3rd win10pro license because I thought my CD installs may’ve been recompiled, but this timestamp doesnt make me feel any better about the USB than the CD’s.

like and subscribe, let me know if you had bad explorer hashes after installing windows, or if you find a solution somewhere that predates this video.

Special thanks to Britec09 on the use of FARBAR FRST tool. And Nico Knows tech, I like your work with tronscript. check out their channels. This is my first ever video so please excuse the bad quality and camera angles. Just thought I needed to get this out asap. Thanks again for watching.

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