

I tired also upload to different servers in different locations and with other internet provider and was. I know that problem is Windows firewall because if I turn it off filezilla will upload all files and no problems. If I restart upload it start again and after some minutes will same errors. I know FileZilla is an ftp program but I never installed anything of the likes, so I'm pretty sure one or other process keeps spawning stuff after every reboot and any virus scan I perform can't get a graps on it.ĭoes this sound familiar to anyone and if yes, does anyone know of a good plan of attack of finding out what I'm dealing with and how to put an end to it? I'd be grateful for any help offered. Error: File transfer failed And so will start loop. Malware bytes finds nothing and Avast keeps finding things. Now both Malware Bytes and Avast are running.

Today I've reinstalled Malware Bytes again and disabled Windows defender. After I made the switch, Avast now repeatedly finds virusses in the following directory: C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Templates\FileZilla ServerĪvast quarantines the infected files and when I close my Firefox browser, I can even delete the entire Filezilla directory with everything in it but it keeps coming back and Avast keeps finding infected files, such as: default.ocx, f.bat and data.bin. On my Windows10 machines, I've recently switched from Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Pro to Avast, as the first seemed to have conflicts with Windows Defender. Recently my WinSCP starts to upload 0 KB files (any kind of files) and I would like to share my thoughts.
