Hd admin prompt Help

[matheusroriues (Matheus_Miller)]

Can someone help me? My friend has a game and this is appearing for some players, but he doesn’t use an admin HD. How can we remove this?

[foodeggs7 (SubToParcIeDev_onyt)]

It’s likely a virus

Especially it leads not to the real hd admin a Roblox model instead

Check in the find all replace all ctrl shift f if I’m correct search for

require
getfenv
Getenv
Loadsring

Likely it require some asset what prompt a fake coregui massage

[matheusroriues (Matheus_Miller)]

I already tried to do this yesterday but it still continues and I can’t find it at all

[diamantrblx (Junior)]

Have you check every script in the game? There is likely, like foodeggs7 said, a script you’ve added inside a model that’s causing this

Go through every script, which could be in a model or a tool, and check for what he said. There’s no other way of this popup appearing, it has to be located somewhere in a script

[Controlguyman (Train)]

It’s likely that there is a ScreenGUI that displays this, or otherwise some script that displays this. If you cannot find the script source, you can go play test the game. If this display is shown to you in Studio directly, find it in the PlayerGui. If you found it, you can basically add a local script that removes this.

game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.ChildAdded:Connect(function(child)
if child.Name == "" and child:IsA("ScreenGui") then -- The UI that displays the message. Write the GUI’s name.
child:Destroy()
end
end)

Or, if this is happening to you in the Roblox Client and not Studio, you can go to the Developer Console(Control+Shift+D. If you are on the Mac, use Command+Shift+D or just navigate via the Roblox Menu) and head to Servers and write down this script

for _, gui in game.Players[(your username)].PlayerGui:GetChildren() do print(gui.Name) end

If there is a GUI that seems unusual, you can write down the local script in Studio

@Controlguyman

game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.ChildAdded:Connect(function(child)
if child.Name == "" and child:IsA("ScreenGui") then -- The UI that displays the message. Write the GUI’s name.
child:Destroy()
end
end)

and put the GUI name. Or, you can use GetDescendants to get all of its descendants and see something unusual if there isn’t something unusual in GetChildren. Let me know if this worked out for you!

[GE_0E]

he may have used a toolbox free model/plugin that have scripts

try checking if all free the models scripts are safe

if all of them were safe then try searching in hidden services in case a plugin inserted a script there