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Always scroll to the bottom of the page to download files on OlderGeeks.com. We don't believe in fake/misleading download buttons and tricks. Tron v10.8.1 Tron is a glorified collection of batch files that automate the process of disinfecting and cleaning up Windows systems. It is built with heavy reliance on community input and updated regularly. Tron supports all versions of Windows from XP to 10 (server variants included). What is "Tron Script"? Tron is a script that "fights for the User". It's basically a glorified collection of Windows batch files that automate a bunch of scanning/disinfection/cleanup tools on a Windows system. I got tired of running the utilities manually and decided to just automate everything. I hope this helps other techs, admins, and users in general. Tron's goal is to take a badly-running Windows system (bloated, infected, etc) and automate ~85% of the work involved in disinfecting it, removing bloatware, and basically cleaning everything up to get it running well again. That's pretty much it. At this point it seems to accomplish that goal pretty well on most systems. The whole project is built with heavy reliance on community input and updated regularly. Stages of Tron: Prep: rkill, ProcessKiller, TDSSKiller, Stinger, registry backup, WMI repair, sysrestore clean, oldest VSS set purge, create pre-run System Restore point, SMART disk check, NTP time sync Tempclean: TempFileCleanup, CCLeaner, BleachBit, backup & clear event logs, Windows Update cache cleanup, Internet Explorer cleanup, USB device cleanup De-bloat: remove OEM bloatware; customizable list is in esources\stage_2_de-bloat\oem\; Metro OEM debloat (Win8/8.1/2012 only) Disinfect: Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool, Sophos Virus Removal Tool, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, DISM image check (Win8/2012 only) Repair: Registry permissions reset, Filesystem permissions reset, SFC /scannow, chkdsk (if necessary) Patch: Updates 7-Zip, Java, and Adobe Flash/Reader and disables nag/update screens (uses some of our PDQ packs); then installs any pending Windows updates Optimize: page file reset, defrag %SystemDrive% (usually C:\; skipped if system drive is an SSD) Wrap-up: Send job completion email report (if configured; specify SMTP settings in esources\stage_7_wrap-up\email_report\SwithMailSettings.xml Manual stuff: Additional tools that can't currently be automated (ComboFix, AdwCleaner, aswMBR, autoruns, etc.) Saves a log to C:\Logs\tron\tron.log (configurable). How to use Tron Standard Usage Boot into Safe Mode with Network Support (Safe Mode is not required but is strongly recommended) Copy tron.bat and the esources folder to the target machine's desktop and run tron.bat as an ADMINISTRATOR. (Tron will fail if you don't run as an administrator) Wait anywhere from 3-10 hours (yes, it really does take that long). By default the log file is at C:\Logs\tron.log Tron will briefly check for a newer version when it starts up and notify you if one is found. Depending on 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 Usage Tron has full command-line support. All flags are optional, can be combined, and override their respective script default when used: tron.bat [-a -c -d -dev -e -er -m -o -p -r -sa -sb -sd -se -sfr -sk -sm -sp -spr -srr -ss -str -sw -v -x] | [-h] -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 -h Display help text -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) -sb Skip de-bloat (OEM bloatware removal; implies -m) -sd Skip defrag (force Tron to ALWAYS skip Stage 5 defrag) -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 -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 * *There is no -UPM flag* Safe Mode Microsoft, in their long-standing tradition of breaking useful, heavily-used functionality for no reason, changed how you get into Safe Mode for Windows 8, disabling the traditional F8 method. Tron re-enables the F8 method as part of it's prep tasks (before actually running), but here's how to manually re-enable the old-style boot menu that supports the F8 key. From an admin command prompt, run this command: bcdedit /set {default} bootmenupolicy legacy Reboot and you should now be able to use F8 to select Safe Mode. Note that this command is the same one Tron runs, so if you launch Tron to the menu and then exit, you'll accomplish the same thing. Change Defaults (advanced) Defaults are always overridden by command-line flags, but if you don't want to use the command-line and don't like Tron's defaults, you can edit the script and change the following default variables: To change log location, edit these lines: set LOGPATH=%SystemDrive%\Logs set LOGFILE=tron.log To change where Tron stores quarantined files, change this path (note: this is currently unused by Tron, so setting it has no effect): set QUARANTINE_PATH=C:\path\to\your\desired\folder To always run automatically (no welcome screen), change this to yes: set AUTORUN=no To always do a dry run (don't actually execute jobs), change this to yes: set DRY_RUN=no To permanently accept the End User License Agreement (suppress display of disclaimer warning screen), change this to yes: set EULA_ACCEPTED=no To preserve default Metro apps (don't remove them), change this to yes: set PRESERVE_METRO_APPS=no To skip the pause at the end of the script, change this to yes: set NO_PAUSE=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 (Sophos, Vipre, MBAM), 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 Event Log clearing, change this to yes: `set SKIP_EVENT_LOG_CLEAR=no To skip patches (don't patch 7-Zip, Java, Adobe Flash and Reader) change this to yes: set SKIP_PATCHES=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 Changelog Tron v10.8.1 (2019-05-16) // Fix microphone disabling issue on certain Win10 systems; update all definition files; minor bugfixes        Click here to visit the author's website. 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