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Maybe you should run the anti virus scans/ malware scans in safe mode as well. Cleanses the viruses better.

To get to safe mode, hit F8 (i think) while in the booting sequence in the total beginning.

also, malwarebytes is a good program. Helped me the last time I got a virus on here.



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I rebooted and there's still bullshit everywhere, but not as much. I deleted some startup processes I never heard of, and now I'm gonna set it up to run the really long advanced scan and go to bed. Thanks for the program and the tips. I'll pop back up in this thread tomorrow, either to celebrate or ask for a mercy kill.

Now I can see my browser though.

Looks like this is the problem: MicroAV.

http://www.spywareremove.com/removeMicroAVSecurityCenter.html

I can't find it in my Add/Remove Programs list though. I'll run this advanced scan and do more research tomorrow.



run: regedit



I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.

Like I said, do the full system scan in "safe mode".



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Oh, yeah, Faxanadu is right, do that first.



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Pain in the ass way but got rid of adyieldmanager for me which was one the most annoying malware I've ever encountered.

Get HijackThis

Run exe and 'Do a system scan and save logfile'

Look for suspicious or unknown program in the file (confirm with database like this if uncertain of a program's legitimacy)

Get Killbox

Copy the the entire file name + directory from you log to killbox and and hit the delete button.

Repeat until all supicious program has been removed from you system.

Restart computer and see if it works.

Also get  CCleaner

Do a normal and reg scan and see what comes up.

 

Hope that helps

 




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I feel your pain. I had a virus recently that even survived a hard drive reformat and windows reinstall, finally got rid of it the other day.

If i was president anyone found guilty of creating viruses, spyware etc would instantly have their testicles cut off.



mibuokami said:

Pain in the ass way but got rid of adyieldmanager for me which was one the most annoying malware I've ever encountered.

Get HijackThis

Run exe and 'Do a system scan and save logfile'

Look for suspicious or unknown program in the file (confirm with database like this if uncertain of a program's legitimacy)

Get Killbox

Copy the the entire file name + directory from you log to killbox and and hit the delete button.

Repeat until all supicious program has been removed from you system.

Restart computer and see if it works.

Also get  CCleaner

Do a normal and reg scan and see what comes up.

 

Hope that helps

 

^^^ this

I've done it this way many times before and it works.  As emphasized before, boot in safe mode and do all of these things: Start/Run: Type in "msconfig", under the boot tab, select "safe boot" and apply, then close.  When your computer reboots it will boot in safe mode.  Run your anti-virus software, having it delete/quarantine the files.  Delete all program folders cooresponding to the viruses. 

Get the software "hijackthis" and delete anything that cooresponds to your virus scan results to make sure it didnt leave anything out, then use "hijackthis" to delete those.

Use "msconfig" again and under the startup tab, make sure only the programs you use/want are checked, and uncheck all unfamiliar programs, excluding microsoft processes.  Under the boot tab, uncheck safeboot to boot under normal mode. 

Restart and ctrl+alt+delete to check your processes.  Make sure none of the viruses are running.

 



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