Spyware, viruses, & security forum: Malware.packer.gen on a non-existent tmp file

If Malwarebytes detected the file, it may have already deleted it and it's gone.. Or because it's a .tmp file, it could have automatically been removed when the browser was closed and may indeed be a false positive.. That said, you might want to try a second tool, such as the free SuperAntispyware program below.. Download, install, update, then run a full system scan while in "normal" Windows.. If there is any malware in operation, it should be running, and therefore detectable, while in Windows. Run Malwarebytes again also, while in "normal" Windows.

SUPERAntispyware Removal Tool

As to being sure of cleanliness after running multiple scanning tools... Well, you're never "absolutely" certain of such as there may be a new type of malware that hasn't reached the definitions of the best removal tools. But.. you'll be as certain as you can be simply because you've done your best to check.

Hope this helps.

Grif

whenever malwarebytes finds any viruses on the system it will quarantine that file automatically. You need not have to go the hard way to find it. But make sure that you run the prog again to recheck it. Thats how you can be doubly sure about the removal.