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1248890 2011-12-15 23:29:00 i thought i posted this earlier but cant find/see it on the board so i apologise if i missed it :)
my pc has been acting up so i did scan with Malwarebytes which came up with these 3 things
Bifrose.Trace
and this one which was in 2 separate locations
Backdoor.HMCPol.gen
what r they? can i just get malwarebytes to fix them or what do i do with them?
My Antivirus (Avast) didnt find them nor did HiJackThis
Help Please
shione83 (7126)
1248891 2011-12-16 00:29:00 If Malwarebytes found them, there should have been an option to fix the problems after the scan had finished. Personally, I'd uninstall Avast and replace it with MSSE (www.microsoft.com).

I'd also scan with Spybot (www.safer-networking.org) and Superantispyware (http:)

Download them, update them, do a full scan with them ... it should be enough to get rid of them, but if you want to be extra safe also do an online with NOD32 (www.eset.com)

All of the programmes are free.
SP8's (9836)
1248892 2011-12-16 00:38:00 Both maybe trojans. I would disable system restore, then get something like trojan remover. (http://www.simplysup.com) If youre not using 64 bit windows. Boot into safe mode / networking, if normal windows doesnt work. Update it then click on scan. Then select all the options under the utils menu. You may get these, if your version of windows isnt up to date (they exploit vulnerabilities in windows). If you do online banking, I wouldnt use it, until you remove these 2.

If you want boot into windows / or safe mode / networking. And I can have a look with teamviewer (http://www.teamviewer.com). If you get teamviewer, install it then send the ID and password it gives you to me in a PM. If Avast cant remove both, I would use something else
Speedy Gonzales (78)
1248893 2011-12-16 00:58:00 If Malwarebytes found them, there should have been an option to fix the problems after the scan had finished. Personally, I'd uninstall Avast and replace it with MSSE (www.microsoft.com).

I'd also scan with Spybot (www.safer-networking.org) and Superantispyware (http:)

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pctek (84)
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