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The thread discusses a user's experience after running HitmanPro, where they encountered a blue screen (likely a BSOD) immediately following the deletion of malware and closing the program. The user expresses concern about potential issues with HitmanPro, especially since their desktop disappeared and a dump screen appeared, suggesting a crash. Another user clarifies that HitmanPro typically requires a restart after removing infections and advises following BSOD troubleshooting procedures for further help.
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i runned a scan with the malware scanner hitmanpro.
i deleted my found items and then i closed the hitmanpro window by clicking x in the right
Upper corner: at that moment my windows crashes: a blue screen.
i rebooted with success.
I've removed hitmanpro.

Does this mean there is something wrong with hitmanpro?

I've already sent mail to the support of hitmanpro but i didn't yet receive an answer
 

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Are you sure you got a BSOD. With HitmanPro....it needs to restart after the infections have been found and removed.
 
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bassfisher6522 said:
Are you sure you got a BSOD. With HitmanPro....it needs to restart after the infections have been found and removed.
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On the hitmanpro window I saw the words "deleted" at my found items but when I rebooted (after the crash) I saw a moment a black screen with the words "Hitman pro" Maybe it deleted at that moment.
But my whole desktop disappaered and there was a blue screen with a dump: so in my opinion that is a BSOD
 
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OK...thanks. Now if you would follow the instructions on the BSOD forum....our resident BSOD annalists will give it a going over and get you sorted.

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