rKill is safe to run, but it itself will not get rid of the viruses. The proper way to do it is run rKill, then immediately run Malwarebytes which will sweep up what rKill disables.
i've been using rkill and its honestly a great tool but its been lately detecting like 90 bajillion files and almost all or every single one i think was placed in temp for some reason "unknown target"
Bleeping Computer has a utility called RKill which will terminate malware processes and reverts obviously malicious policies/registry entries, as well as reset executable associations. When your computer boots after the step 1 scan, run RKill. Do not rest
Is there a way that I can uninstall RKill now that I don't need it anymore? It doesn't show up in my uninstall list on windows. I just deleted the exe file from my downloads folder. Is that enough? Official MSI GAMING subreddit. Operated and moder
With all these things, should I still do something? These look like false positive detections. Contact the vendors if you are concerned. False positive. All Flags are from unknown/bad AVs. Nothing else to indicate any malicious intent from what I can see.