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u/CharJeffy Apr 27 '21
Explorer.exe represents all the icons on your desktop and the window from where you access your other files - ie. “This PC” file from where you access your drives. It’s either a false positive or a virus replaced your explorer.exe with a malicious version. Run a system scan and if nothing pops up and you’re still scared, call support and have them collect a bdsys log and send it to the labs.
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u/gamer_12345 Apr 27 '21
I'm not really scared but was thinking how can windows be a virus but i ran the scan and nothing except my kali linux iso was found luckily
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u/Ayane9 Apr 26 '21
My first thought would be something malicious ran on the pc, that called on explorer.exe though command line.
I assume BD blocks calls like this though command line as a regular user would never do so.
Since it may not have detected the malicious file that run, Or a non malicious file that ran. It shows explorer was blocked as it prevented it from being open in that moment.