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| Thread ID: 95578 | 2008-12-10 21:59:00 | I have Malware, Help! | rybear4513 (14398) | Press F1 |
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| 727508 | 2008-12-11 03:13:00 | I have tried system restore in safe and regular mode I have installed ZoneAlarm, A Squared, AVG, and etc... I did Download Malwarebytes and Spyware Doctor but neither will install. Turn off System Restore to delete the restore points - they are now infected anyway. Zone Alarm is a firewall, it won't help. (And yes I know it makes other claims) AVG - ditto. Install Malware Bytes in safe mode, also SPybot. And run Hijackthis first - also in safe mode. Post the log here, Speedy will tell you what to tick. |
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| 727509 | 2008-12-11 09:36:00 | This sort of has the same symptoms as this other post. Check my second post here pressf1.pcworld.co.nz and see if you have “TDSSserv.sys” installed. | berryb (99) | ||
| 727510 | 2008-12-11 23:27:00 | I have the Winweb malware on my Alienware laptop - Service pack 2 Everything I have done here I have done in Safemode and Regularmode I have tried system restore in safe and regular mode - neither seem to work, I get to the "click next, this may take a moment" after I have selected my restore point and I click next and nothing happens, no matter how many times I click next nothing will happen, no matter how long I wait, but if I hit cancel System restore the window closes right down with no problem. I have installed ZoneAlarm, A Squared, AVG, and etc...None seem to work. A squared found about 9 threats which I deleted - they were trojans, back door trojans, etc...But still WinWeb runs fine. I did Download Malwarebytes and Spyware Doctor but neither will install. I have tried searching my hard drive for Winweb and all the different file names that are listed on the internet but none will show search results on my PC. I have also tried the classic CTRL ALT DELETE and ending the process but with 30-40 processes running it is near to impossible to tell which is Winweb because Winweb seems to be disguised. I am truly stumped - I have a lot of important information on this PC that I need to save. How much does Geeksquad charge to fix something like this? I am really trying to avoid reformating my hard drive. Help is appreciated, thanks! If worst comes to worst-then you can boot from an UBCD4win or Knoppix/ubuntu live CD to recover your data. Just make sure you have a big external HDD |
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