19:58:48 Allowed (based on user decision) value "BootExecute" (new data: "autocheck autochk * 19:55:04 Denied (based on user decision) value "BootExecute" (new data: "autocheck autochk *Ī lot more are like the latter two. 19:55:02 Denied (based on user decision) value "BootExecute" (new data: "autocheck autochk * 19:54:59 Denied (based on user decision) value "BootExecute" (new data: "autocheck autochk * I was able to find a log from TeaTimer, and the log contain messages like this:
I don't know if that registry change was legitimate, nor do I know what it did. So I was able to get into TeaTimer and allow the registry change, so I could play the game without interference. Thus, I was kinda blocked (not literally, but in practice) from doing anything, and what I wanted to do back then was playing a game. Then it came an eternal flow of prompts telling that TeaTimer had blocked the registry-changing thing. Then it came again, so I rejected it again, and put it in to remember the decline. I became suspicious, so I rejected the prompt. Then when the restart was done, and I signed in to my user, TeaTimer prompted that a new thing had been added to the registry. I allowed them to download and install, and then when prompted to restart the computer, I finished the surfing I was doing, closed browsing windows and accepted to restart. Today the Windows auto-update reported that there were new updates to install.
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