It's hard to give you a description of why 3B Software Registry Repair is detected as adware,since it's very new and it doesn't seem to be listed as bad in very many places.
It would be best if your question was answered by someone that decided on what is detected,but I'm unsure if any would be available right now,as it's now the weekend.
However,in a description I see within Spybot,it says that the demo version of
3B Software Registry Repair installs a desktop link without user consent.
Also,when I went to the website to see 3B Software Registry Repair,a box popped when I tried to exit the page,wanting me to talk to a "live agent",etc,and I had a hard time getting the heck out of there,and Spybot's description says a little about that,too.So,I'd imagine that is why 3B Software Registry Repair is being detected.
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Right now I run without any up front (e.g. firewall etc.) protection because if I do (at least in the past) I simply cannot run my system, as though there were a malware/virus, that slowed my system down to the point it was fully or near useless, but no such prog was detectable, that is until now being that maybe 3B Software Registry Repair was the cause of it all-along.
Any ideas from here? I do not dare to enable (e.g. firewals etc.). My system just slows to a craaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawl, or does not connect to the web at all, thus useless, so I made it bare bones, and used an array of registry, malware and virus post-fact, and other, fixes.
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Not real good not to have a firewall and other protection,though I can see your dilemma.If you think these problems are caused by malware,you could get help in the malware removal forum.
The instructions are here:
http://forums.spybot.info/showthread.php?t=288
Malware Removal:
http://forums.spybot.info/forumdisplay.php?f=22