Maybe someone can help...

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Originally Posted by mrdevious

Hi reefer rogue, please go to www.download.com and download a program called "hijack this". once installed, press "scan and save log file". copy and paste the logfile and post it here, and I'll tell you which boxes to check and click "fix checked"

in the meantime, download the free version of Ewido anti-malware from www.ewido.net .

also, go to www.free-av.com and get the free version of antivir. when you install it, make sure automatic protection is clicked off so it doesn't conflict with other programs.

then, go to www.lavasoft.com and download the free version of Adaware SE.

then go to the following address www.emsisoft.com/en/software/free/ and get the free version of A sqaured.

make sure you update all of these before scanning. so long as you follow the above instructions, you shouldn't have any trouble with conflicting programs.

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thanx for the links mrdevious

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Originally Posted by buddymyfriend

Uninstall Mcafee and use AVG, it sorts me out. You can d/l it from www.download.com

Peace

Buddy

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Yeah i second that. I used to have norton, but when the subscription ran out it stopped working and i got viruses! it didnt just stop me updating it it completely stopped working. Anyway after sorting my PC out i installed AVG, which found and deleted the viruses and now its all good, and best of all its free! but you do need to get some additional anti-spyware programs to go with it because the free version doesnt have it all.

:pimp:

most of the time what happens is, a virus hijacks your anti virus so it won't notice it... Most of the time uninstalling and shutting down then starting up with the boot cd of your anti virus software already in and boot from cd, that way it won't hijack the program again, and your program will prolly fing it, if not... Format :(

reefer rougue i knwo this might sound dumb but make sure nothing is pressing against the bottom of your monitor because my screen was flying around my monitor one day and i relised an hour later i had a book pressed against the screen center buttons at the bootom of the glass lmao wot a fool i felt :D

if ur mouse cursor is moving then tis a virus

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Originally Posted by robert42

if ur mouse cursor is moving then tis a virus

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unless it's a labtop. because my labtop's built in mouse is fucked up and sometimes it will just drift to the top right, then i hit it a few times and its fine

yea if its a touch mouse then they can go fucked

if all of the above don't work and you are sure its a virus....try this....

http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/download/antispyware

its microsofts own anti-spyware....and it works amazingly well for me...

i also use ad-aware and S&D and this picked up registry prblems and other shit that they didnt find....

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Originally Posted by Reefer Rogue

Thanks for the help man, i really appreciate it. I'm gonna download all that other stuff now.

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sorry about the delayed response. now, since you posted 2 pics (of either half of the report I assume) I couldn't just paste from the log, so I had to count down on the list. so, if the one you should click is the 4 box down for instance, I'll say number "4", and so on.

also, I forgot to mention you should disable system restore, otherwise it may back up and restore viruses upon next restart. to do this: START>right click MY COMPUTER>PROPERTIES>SYSTEM RESTORE tab> DISABLE SYSTEM RESTORE box> APPLY.

now, the boxes you should click and press "fix checked" are:

Pic 1:

4
5
7
8
15
18
20

Pic 2:

3
6
8
11
14
20

now, after that run the following online scans

http://www.trendmicro.com/hc_intro/default.asp

www.pandasoftware.com/activescan/activescan.

both take a while, but are very much worth it. also, trend micro has a 30 day trial excellent anti-spyware program. you can get it off www.trendmicro.com