NAME	Tron, an automated PC cleanup script
AUTHOR	vocatus on reddit.com/r/TronScript (vocatus d0t gate@gmail) // PGP ID: 0x07d1490f82a211a2
BACKGROUND	Why the name? Tron "Fights for the User"

DO NOT DOWNLOAD TRON FROM GITHUB, IT WILL NOT WORK!! YOU NEED THE ENTIRE PACKAGE FROM /r/TronScript !!

I got tired of running these utilities manually and decided to just script everything, so Tron is essentially a glorified batch file that automates a variety of tasks to clean up/disinfect a Windows machine.

CONTENTS

1. Usage Summary

2. Command-Line Use

3. Script Interruption

4. Notes on Safe Mode

5. Sending a Post-Run Email Report

6. Changing Defaults

7. Pack Integrity

8. License

9. Contact Info

10. Full description of ALL actions

USE

0. FIRST THINGS FIRST: If there are pending Windows updates, reboot the machine and allow it to install updates if at all possible. This isn't required but is strongly recommended.

1. Boot into Safe Mode with Network Support. If you skip this step Tron will prompt you to automatically reboot into Safe Mode. You don't have to run Tron in Safe Mode but it is strongly recommended.

2. Copy tron.bat and the \resources folder to the Desktop of target machine and run tron.bat as an ADMINISTRATOR (Tron does not work if you don't it run as an Administrator)

3. Wait anywhere from 3-10 hours (yes, it takes that long; no, do not cancel it in the middle of it running)

Note: You'll need to manually click "scan" in the MBAM window that appears part of the way through Stage 3: Disinfect. Tron will continue in the background with its other tasks while waiting for you though, so the script won't stall if you're not around to hit "scan" immediately.

4. Reboot

By default the master log file is at C:\Logs\tron\tron.log. If you want to change this, read the section on changing defaults below.

Tron will briefly check for a newer version when it starts up and notify you if one is available.

Depending how badly the system is infected, it could take anywhere from 3 to 10 hours to run. I've personally observed times between 4-8 hours, and one user reported a run time of 30 hours. Basically set it and forget it.

COMMAND-LINE USE

Command-line use is fully supported. All flags are optional and can be combined. *

tron.bat [-a -c -d -dev -e -er -m -o -p -r -sa -sb -sd -sdc -se -sfr -sk
          -sm -sp -spr -srr -ss -str -sw -v -x] | [-h]

Optional flags (can be combined):

 -a   Automatic mode (no welcome screen or prompts; implies -e)

 -c   Config dump (display current config. Can be used with other
      flags to see what WOULD happen, but script will never execute
      if this flag is used)

 -d   Dry run (run through script without executing any jobs)

 -dev Override OS detection (allow running on unsupported Windows versions)

 -e   Accept EULA (suppress disclaimer warning screen)

 -er  Email a report when finished. Requires you to configure SwithMailSettings.xml

 -m   Preserve default Metro apps (don't remove them)

 -o   Power off after running (overrides -r)

 -p   Preserve power settings (don't reset to Windows default)

 -r   Reboot automatically (auto-reboot 15 seconds after completion)

 -sa  Skip ALL anti-virus scans (KVRT, MBAM, SAV)

 -sdb Skip de-bloat (OEM bloatware removal; implies -m)

 -sd  Skip defrag (force Tron to ALWAYS skip Stage 5 defrag)
 
 -sdc Skip DISM component (SxS store) cleanup

 -se  Skip Event Log clear (don't clear Windows Event Logs)

 -sfr Skip filesystem permissions reset (saves time if you're in a hurry)

 -sk  Skip Kaspersky Virus Rescue Tool (KVRT) scan

 -sm  Skip Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM) installation

 -sp  Skip patches (do not patch 7-Zip, Java Runtime, Adobe Flash or Reader)

 -spr Skip page file reset (don't set to "Let Windows manage the page file")

 -srr Skip registry permissions reset (saves time if you're in a hurry)

 -ss  Skip Sophos Anti-Virus (SAV) scan

 -str Skip Telemetry Removal (don't remove Windows user tracking, Win7 and up only)

 -sw  Skip Windows Updates (do not attempt to run Windows Update)

 -v   Verbose. Show as much output as possible. NOTE: Significantly slower!

 -x   Self-destruct. Tron deletes itself after running and leaves logs intact

Misc flags (must be used alone):

 -h   Display help text

* There is no -UPM flag

SCRIPT INTERRUPTION

If the script is interrupted e.g. from a crash or a forced reboot (often encountered during stage_2_de-bloat), it will attempt to resume from the last stage successfully started. Tron accomplishes this by creating a RunOnce registry key for the current user at the beginning of Stage 0 (e.g. when jobs start executing), and deleting it at the end of the script if everything finished without interruption.

More details about this function can be found in the list of all actions Tron performs at the bottom of this document.

SAFE MODE

When Tron launches it will briefly check if the computer is in Safe Mode with Networking, and if not it will prompt you to automatically reboot into it.

Tron doesn't need to be run in Safe Mode, but it is strongly recommended.

EMAIL REPORT

To have Tron send an email report at completion, edit this file:

\tron\resources\stage_7_wrap-up\email_report\SwithMailSettings.xml

Specify your SMTP server, username, and password. After specifying your settings you can use the -er flag to have Tron send the email report. The summary logs (tron_removed_files.txt and tron_removed_programs.txt) will be attached as well.

Keep in mind the username and password for the email account will be stored in PLAIN TEXT so don't leave it lying around on a system you don't trust.

CHANGE DEFAULTS (advanced)

If you don't want to use the command-line and don't like Tron's defaults, you can change the following default variables. Keep in mind command-line flags will always override their respective default option when used.

• To change the master directory where all of Tron's output goes, edit this line:

  set LOGPATH=%SystemDrive%\Logs\tron
  

• To change the name of the master log file, edit this line:

  set LOGFILE=tron.log
  

• To change where Tron stores quarantined files, change this path (note: this is currently unused by Tron, setting it has no effect):

  set QUARANTINE_PATH=%LOGPATH%\quarantine
  

• To change the location of the backups Tron makes (Registry, Event Logs, power scheme, etc), edit this line:

  set BACKUPS=%LOGPATH%\backups
  

• To change where Tron saves raw unprocessed logs from the various sub-tools, edit this line:

  set RAW_LOGS=%LOGPATH%\raw_logs
  

• To change where Tron saves summary logs, edit this line:

  set SUMMARY_LOGS=%LOGPATH%\summary_logs
  

• To always run automatically (no welcome screen, implies acceptance of EULA), change this to yes:

  set AUTORUN=no
  

• To do a dry run (don't actually execute jobs), change this to yes:

  set DRY_RUN=no
  

• To override OS detection (allow Tron to run on unsupported Windows versions), change this to yes:

  set DEV_MODE=no
  

• To permanently accept the End User License Agreement (suppress display of disclaimer warning screen), change this to yes:

  set EULA_ACCEPTED=no
  

• To have Tron send an email report when finished, change this to yes:

  set EMAIL_REPORT=no
  

• To preserve default Metro apps (don't remove them), change this to yes:

  set PRESERVE_METRO_APPS=no
  

• To shut down the computer when Tron is finished, change this to yes:

  set AUTO_SHUTDOWN=no
  

• To preserve the power scheme (instead of resetting to Windows defaults), change this to yes:

  set PRESERVE_POWER_SCHEME=no
  

• To configure post-run reboot, change this value (in seconds). 0 disables auto-reboot:

  set AUTO_REBOOT_DELAY=0
  

• To skip anti-virus scan engines (MBAM, KVRT, Sophos), change this to yes:

  set SKIP_ANTIVIRUS_SCANS=no
  

• To skip OEM debloat, change this to yes:

  set SKIP_DEBLOAT=no
  

• To always skip defrag, regardless whether C:\ is an SSD or not, change this to yes:

  set SKIP_DEFRAG=no
  

• To skip DISM component (SxS store) cleanup, change this to yes:

  set SKIP_DISM_CLEANUP=no
  

• To skip Windows Event Log clearing, change this to yes:

  set SKIP_EVENT_LOG_CLEAR=no
  

• To prevent Tron from granting the SYSTEM and Administrator accounts full permissions to everything under the %WinDir% directory structure, change this to yes:

  set SKIP_FILEPERMS_RESET=no
  

• To skip scanning with Kaspersky Virus Rescue Tool (KVRT), change this to yes:

  set SKIP_KASPERSKY_SCAN=no
  

• To skip installation of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM), change this to yes:

  set SKIP_MBAM_INSTALL=no
  

• To skip patches (don't patch 7-Zip, Java, Adobe Flash and Reader) change this to yes:

  set SKIP_PATCHES=no
  

• To prevent Tron from resetting the page file to Windows defaults, change this to yes:

  set SKIP_PAGEFILE_RESET=no
  

• To prevent Tron from granting the SYSTEM and Administrator accounts full permissions to the HKLM, HKCU, and HKCR hives, change this to yes:

  set SKIP_REGPERMS_RESET=no
  

• To skip scanning with Sophos Anti-Virus (SAV), change this to yes:

  set SKIP_SOPHOS_SCAN=no
  

• To skip removal of the Windows "telemetry" (user tracking) updates, change this to yes:

  set SKIP_TELEMETRY_REMOVAL=no
  

• To skip Windows Updates (don't attempt to run Windows Update) change this to yes:

  set SKIP_WINDOWS_UPDATES=no
  

• To display as much output as possible (verbose), change this to yes:

  set VERBOSE=no
  

• To have Tron delete itself after running (self-destruct), change this to yes:

  set SELF_DESTRUCT=no
  

• There is no -UPM flag

INTEGRITY

In each release, the file \tron\integrity_verification\checksums.txt contains SHA-256 hashes of every file included in Tron, and is signed with my PGP key (0x07d1490f82a211a2, included). You can use it to verify package integrity.

LICENSE

Tron and any included subscripts and .reg files I've written are free to use/redistribute/whatever under the MIT license. It'd be nice if you sent an email and let me know if you do something cool with it, but it's not required. All 3rd-party tools Tron calls (MBAM, TDSSK, etc) are bound by their respective licenses. It is YOUR responsibility to determine if you can use them in your specific situation.

OTHER

I try to keep everything updated. If you notice some of the packages are out of date, PM me on reddit or send me an email (listed above), I typically respond in a day or less.

Hope this is helpful to other PC techs,

– Vocatus

If you feel overly charitable, bitcoin donations are accepted at this address:

1LSJ9qDzuHyRx6FfbUmHVSii4sLU3sx2TF

FULL TRON DESCRIPTION

The best way to see what Tron does is simply crack open Tron.bat or one of the stage-specific sub-scripts with a text editor (preferably one with syntax highlighting) or on GitHub and just read the code. Every section has comments explaining exactly what it does, and you don't need to be able to read code to understand it. Barring that, here's a general description of every action Tron performs.

tron.bat

link to code

Master script that launches everything else. It performs many actions on its own, but for any task not performed directly, we call an external utility or script. Each stage (e.g. Stage 1: Tempclean) has its own master script that Tron calls in sequence. Sub-stage scripts can be found in each stages subdirectory under the \resources folder. e.g. \tron\resources\stage_1_tempclean\stage_1_tempclean.bat

Tron-internal prep jobs

(These are executed even if Tron is canceled before running)

0. Detect TEMP execution: Detect if we're running from the TEMP directory and prevent Tron from executing if so. TEMP is one of the first places to get wiped when Tron starts so we cannot run from there

1. Detect Windows & IE versions: Determines quite a few things in the script, such as which versions of various commands get executed

2. Unsupported OS blocker: Throw an alert message if running on an unsupported OS, then exit. Use the -dev flag to override this behavior and allow running on unsupported Windows versions.

3. Disk configuration check: Check if the system drive is an SSD, Virtual Disk, or throws an unspecified error (couldn't be read by smartctl.exe) and set the SKIP_DEFRAG variable to yes_ssd, yes_vm, or yes_error respectively. If any of these conditions are triggered, Tron skips Stage 5 defrag automatically

4. Detect free space: Detect and save available hard drive space to compare against later. Simply used to show how much space was reclaimed; does not affect any script functions

5. Detect resume: Detect whether or not we're resuming after an interrupted run (e.g. from a reboot)

6. Enable F8 Safe Mode selection: Re-enable the ability to use the F8 key on bootup (Windows 8 and up only; enabled by default on Server 2012/2012 R2)

7. Check for update: Compare the local copy of Tron to the version on the official repo (does this by reading latest version number from sha256sums.txt). If the local copy is out of date, Tron will ask to automatically download the latest copy (always recommended). If permitted, it will download a copy to the desktop, verify the SHA256 hash, then self-destruct (delete) the current outdated copy

8. Detect Administrator rights: Detect whether or not we're running as Administrator and alert the user if we're not

9. Detect Safe Mode: Detect whether or not we're in Safe Mode and notify the user if we're not. If not, Tron will prompt to automatically reboot into Safe Mode with Networking.

10. Make log directories: Create the master log directory and sub-directories if they don't exist. By default this is %SystemDrive%\Logs\tron.log

STAGE 0: Prep

link to Stage 0 code

1. Create RunOnce entry: Create the following registry key to support resuming if there is an interruption: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce /v "tron_resume" /t REG_SZ /d "%~dp0tron.bat %-resume"

   Note: -resume is an internal flag not meant for human use at the command-line. If you use it, things will break and I will laugh at you.

2. SMART check: Dump the SMART status of all hard disks in the system, then display an alert if any drive reports one of the following status codes: Error,Degraded,Unknown,PredFail,Service,Stressed,NonRecover

3. Create System Restore point: Create a system restore snapshot before beginning operations. Windows Vista and up only, and client OS's only (not supported on Server OS's)

4. Rkill: Rkill is an anti-malware prep tool; it looks for and kills a number of known malware that interfere with removal tools. Rkill will NOT kill any process listed in \resources\stage_0_prep\rkill\rkill_process_whitelist.txt (link)

5. ProcessKiller: Utility provided by /u/cuddlychops06 which kills various userland processes. We use this to further kill anything that might interfere with Tron. ProcessKiller will kill everything in userland EXCEPT: ClassicShellService.exe, explorer.exe, dwm.exe, cmd.exe, mbam.exe, teamviewer.exe, TeamViewer_Service.exe, Taskmgr.exe, Teamviewer_Desktop.exe, MsMpEng.exe, tv_w32.exe, VTTimer.exe, Tron.bat, rkill.exe, rkill64.exe, rkill.com, rkill64.com, conhost.exe, dashost.exe, wget.exe

6. Safe mode: Set system to reboot into Safe Mode with Networking if a reboot occurs. Removes this and resets to normal bootup at the end of the script. Accomplished via this command:

   bcdedit /set {default} safeboot network
   

7. Set system time via NTP: Set the system clock to sync against the following NTP servers, in this order: 2.pool.ntp.org, time.windows.com, time.nist.gov

8. Check and repair WMI: Check WMI interface and attempt repair if broken. Tron uses WMI for a lot of stuff including ISO date format conversion, OEM bloatware removal, and various other things, so having it functioning is critical

9. McAfee Stinger: Anti-malware/rootkit/virus standalone scanner from McAfee. Does not support plain-text logs so we save HTML log to Tron's %LOGPATH%. Tron executes Stinger as follows:

stinger32.exe --GO --SILENT --PROGRAM --REPORTPATH="%LOGPATH%" --RPTALL --DELETE

10. TDSS Killer: Anti-rootkit utility from Kaspersky Labs. Tron executes TDSSKiller as follows:

tdsskiller.exe -l %TEMP%\tdsskiller.log -silent -tdlfs -dcexact -accepteula -accepteulaksn

11. Backup registry:: Use erunt to backup the registry prior to commencing scans

12. VSS purge: Purge oldest set of Volume Shadow Service files (basically snapshot-in-time copies of files). Malware can often hide out here

13. Reduce system restore space: Restrict System Restore to only use 7% of available hard drive space

14. Disable sleep mode: Tron uses caffeine.exe to disable sleep mode when the script starts. At the end of the script it resets power settings to Windows defaults. Use the -p flag prevents resetting power settings to Windows default.

STAGE 1: Tempclean

link to Stage 1 code

1. Internet Explorer cleanup: Runs built-in Windows tool to clean and reset Internet Explorer:

rundll32.exe inetcpl.cpl,ClearMyTracksByProcess 4351

Executes only on Internet Explorer v7 and up

2. CCLeaner: CCLeaner utility by Piriform. Used to clean temp files before running AV scanners

3. BleachBit: BleachBit utility. Used to clean temp files before running AV scanners

4. TempFileCleanup.bat: Script I wrote to clean some areas that other tools seem to miss

5. USB Device Cleanup: Uninstalls unused or not present USB devices from the system (non-existent thumb drives, etc etc). Uses drivecleanup.exe from Uwe Sieber

6. Cleanup duplicate downloads: Searches for and delete duplicate files found in the Downloads folders of each user profile (ChromeInstaller(1).exe, ChromeInstaller(2)exe, etc). Does not touch any other folders. Uses Sentex's Find Dupe utility

7. Clear Windows event logs: Back up Windows event logs to %LOGPATH% directory, then clear all entries

8. Clear Windows Update cache: Purge uninstaller files for already-installed Windows Updates. Typically frees up quite a bit of space. Accomplished via this command:

   rmdir /s /q %windir%\softwaredistribution\download
   

STAGE 2: De-bloat

link to Stage 2 code

1. OEM de-bloat (by name): Use WMI to attempt to uninstall any program listed in this file:

\tron\resources\stage_2_de-bloat\oem\programs_to_target_by_name.txt

2. OEM de-bloat (by GUID): Use WMI to attempt to remove specific list of GUIDs in this file:

\tron\resources\stage_2_de-bloat\oem\programs_to_target_by_GUID.bat

3. Toolbar & BHOs (by GUID): Use WMI to attempt to remove specific list of GUIDs in this file:

\tron\resources\stage_2_de-bloat\oem\toolbars_BHOs_to_target_by_GUID.bat

4. Metro de-bloat: Remove many built-in Metro apps that aren't commonly used (does NOT remove things like Calculator, Paint) then purges them from the cache (can always fetch later from Windows Update). On Windows 8/8.1, removes all stock "Modern" apps. On Windows 10 and up, only removes a few specific Modern apps. You can see the full list of Metro apps removed here (Microsoft) and here (OEM/3rd party). Use the -sb switch (skip all de-bloat) or -m switch (skip only Metro de-bloat) to skip this action

5. Remove OneDrive integration: Remove forced OneDrive integration (Windows 10 only). Tron first checks if any files exist in the default OneDrive folder (%USERPROFILE%\OneDrive\) and skips removal if any are found. As a additional safety precaution, Tron leaves the OneDrive folder intact regardless whether OneDrive is removed or not.

STAGE 3: Disinfect

link to Stage 3 code

1. Malwarebytes Anti-Malware: Anti-malware scanner. Because there is no command-line support for MBAM, we simply install it and continue with the rest of the script. This way a tech can click Scan whenever they're around, but the script doesn't stall waiting for user input. Use the -sa or -sm flags skip this component

2. KVRT: Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool. Use the -sa or -sk flags skip this component

-l %TEMP%\tdsskiller.log -silent -tdlfs -dcexact -accepteula -accepteulaksn

3. Sophos Virus Removal Tool: Command-line anti-virus scanner. Use the -v flag gives more verbose output. Use the -sa or -ss flags skip this component

STAGE 4: Repair

link to Stage 4 code

1. DISM image check & repair: Microsoft utility for checking the Windows Image Store (sort of a more powerful System File Checker). Windows 8 and up only

2. Registry permissions reset: Grant SYSTEM and Administrator users full permissions on HKLM, HKCU, and HKCR hives. This is an add-only permissions operation (does not remove any permissions). Use the -srr flag skips this operation

3. Filesystem permissions reset: Grant SYSTEM and Administrator users full permissions on everything in the %WinDir% directory tree. Use the -sfr flag skips this operation

4. System File Checker: Microsoft utility for checking the filesystem for errors and attempting to repair if found. Tron runs this on Windows Vista and up only (XP and below require a reboot)

5. chkdsk: Checks disk for errors and schedules a chkdsk with repair at next reboot (marks volume dirty) if errors are found

6. Disable Windows "telemetry": Disable Windows "telemetry" (user tracking), Windows 7 and up only. If the system is running Windows 7/8/8.1, Tron removes the "bad" updates Microsoft rolled out to Windows 7/8/8.1 systems after the Windows 10 release which backport the surveillance/spyware functions that are by default present in Windows 10 back to the older Windows versions. Tron removes these specific updates from Win 7/8/8.1: 3123862, 2976978, 3083711, 3058168, 3064683, 3072318, 3090045, 2990214, 3022345, 3068708, 3080149, 3021917, 3075249, 3015249, 3081954, 3035583, 3044374, 3046480, 3080351, 3081437, 3081454, 3074677, 2977759, 2952664, 3083710, 971033, 2902907, 2922324, 3012973, 3068707, 3014460, 3112336. Tron also stops and deletes the DiagTrack ("Diagnostics Tracking Service") service. If the system is running Windows 10, Tron does a more in-depth disabling of the Windows telemetry features. Tron removes these specific updates from Win 10: 2902907, 2922324, 2952664, 2976978, 2977759, 2990214, 3012973, 3014460, 3015249, 3021917, 3022345, 3035583, 3044374, 3050265, 3050267, 3065987, 3068708, 3075249, 3075851, 3075853, 3080149, 2976987, 3068707. Go over the code in \tron\resources\stage_4_repair\purge_windows_telemetry\ to see exactly what else is removed and disabled. Use the -str switch to skip this action

7. Disable Windows 10 upgrade: Disables the Windows 10 upgrade nagger on Windows 7/8/8.1 by flipping the appropriate registry switches. Users can still manually upgrade the machine if they desire, but it will no longer nag via the system tray, auto-download, or auto-install Windows 10 without their permission

8. Network repair: Tron performs minor network repair. Specifically it runs these commands: ipconfig /flushdns, netsh interface ip delete arpcache, netsh winsock reset catalog

9. File extension repair: Tron repairs most default file extensions with a batch file that loops through a series of registry files stored in \tron\resources\stage_4_repair\repair_file_extensions\

STAGE 5: Patch

link to Stage 5 code

Tron updates these programs if they exist on the system. If a program does not exist, it is skipped:

1. 7-Zip: Open-source compression and extraction tool. Far superior to just about everything (including the venerable WinRAR). Use the -sp switch to skip this action

2. Adobe Flash Player: Used by YouTube and various other sites. Use the -sp switch to skip this action

3. Adobe Reader: Standard PDF reader. Use the -sp switch to skip this action

4. Java Runtime Environment: I personally hate Java, but it is still widely used, so we at least get the system on the latest version. Use the -sp switch to skip this action

5. Windows updates: Runs Windows update via this command: wuauclt /detectnow /updatenow. Use the -sw switch to skip this action

6. DISM base reset: Recompile the "Windows Image Store" (SxS store). This typically results in multiple GB's of space freed up. Windows 8 and up only. Any Windows Updates installed prior to this point will become "baked in" (uninstallable). Use the -sdc switch to skip this action

STAGE 6: Optimize

link to Stage 6 code

1. Page file reset: Reset the system page file settings to "let Windows manage the page file." Accomplished via this command:

   %WMIC% computersystem where name="%computername%" set AutomaticManagedPagefile=True

   Use the -spr flag skips this action

2. Defraggler: Command-line defrag tool from Piriform that's a little faster than the built-in Windows defragmenter. Defrag is automatically skipped if the system drive is an SSD. Use the -sd flag forces Tron to ALWAYS skip defrag

STAGE 7: Wrap-up

stage-specific code is in tron.bat

1. email_report: Send an email report with the log file attached when Tron is finished. Requires you to specify your SMTP settings in \resources\stage_7_wrap-up\email_report\SwithMailSettings.xml

2. generate summary logs: Generate before and after logs detailing which files were deleted and which programs were removed. These are placed in <LOGPATH>\tron_summary_logs. Additionally, if -er flag was used or EMAIL_REPORT variable was set, these logs will be attached to the email that is sent out

3. Create restore point: Create a post-run system restore point to mirror the one we created in Stage 0: Prep. Vista and up only

STAGE 8: Manual tools

Tron does not run these automatically because most do not support command-line use, or are only useful in special cases.

1. ADSSpy: Scans for hidden NTFS Alternate Data Streams

2. AdwCleaner: Popular user-suggested adware removal tool

3. aswMBR: Rootkit scanner

4. autoruns: Examine and remove programs that run at startup

5. ComboFix: The "scorched-earth policy" of malware removal. Only works on Windows XP through Windows 7 (no Win8 or above)

6. PCHunter: Tool to scan for rootkits and other malicious items. Replaces gmer

7. Junkware Removal Tool: Temp file and random junkware remover

8. Net Adapter Repair: Utility to repair most aspects of Windows network connections

9. Remote Support Reboot Config: Tool to quickly configure auto-login and other parameters for running Tron via a remote connection. Thanks to reddit.com/user/cuddlychops06

10. Safe Mode Boot Selector.bat: Batch file to quickly select bootup method to use (Safe Mode, Network, etc). Thanks to reddit.com/user/cuddlychops06

11. ServicesRepair.exe: ESET utility for fixing broken Windows services

12. Tron Reset Tool: Tool to quickly reset Tron if it gets interrupted or breaks while running

13. VirusTotal uploader tool: Uploads a file directly to VirusTotal for scanning