David, I've already run and posted my hijack this logfile. I don't know why it's not showing up. I'll re-run malwarebytes in safe mode and then repost it.
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Browse All TopicsMy system was infected with Antivirus 2009. I used the Malware Bytes Anti-malware tool to remove it, but I am afraid it's not completely removed. I am still having intermittent problems when online with my connection not working (I was not having these problems prior). The problem affects IE, Firefox, Trillian, and several other programs that access the internet.
When I ran the anti-malware tool, I was not able to update the software first. I get an error message saying update failed...make sure you are connected to the internet and that your firewall is set to allow Malware Bytes to access the internet. I ran the tool anyhow hoping I could update after and re-run it but it's still not working. (ETA: I forgot to mention I did disable the firewall to see if it fixed the problem but it did not.)
Any help would be appreciated.
ETA Hijack this log file I just ran...
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OK, so I attempted to run it in safe mode but my computer kept locking up on me. Any thoughts?
I did rerun my virus scan and the malwarebytes app after I rebooted in safe mode and found more issues (I'm assuming they returned when I shut down?).
I'm going to attempt to paste my hijack this logfile again...
I can only spot this one below, but some nasties will hide from the Hijackthis scan.
O4 - HKCU\..\Run: [nah_Shell] C:\Documents and Settings\Tara\nah_eveo.exe
Can we please look at the MalwareBytes log? We can try Combofix next, but we also need to see the MBAM log to check if it found nasties that it couldn't remove.
Malwarebytes should have removed the Trojan.FakeAlert.
http://www.malwarebytes.or
The log files show that two of these file types were quarantined and successfully deleted.
Sorry rpggamergirl, I think we posted at the same time.
OK, I deleted that file. There is also one called NTUSER (it's a dat file it says) as well as ntuser.dat which is a text file. I don't recognize either and they were both installed today. Should I get rid of those too or are they related to the malwarebytes software?
OK, I rebooted and when the computer rebooted, my antivirus (Bit Defender) told me there was an infected program (Dell Quick Start) trying to run. I reran the Malware search in normal mode (I hadn't seen David's post prior to rebooting) and I came up with no infections. I'm rerunning my antivirus scan now.
I'm assuming since i got that message about the infected program that I am still infected, is that correct?
And David, no, the Malware log I posted was done in normal mode...as I said above, when I tried to run it in safe mode my computer just kept locking up. Are you saying I should retry again?
Here's the screen shot of the finished antivirus scan. It was just those two items. They appear to be unrelated, however I did a full antivirus scan just a few days ago (which came up clear), so I'm sure they are related to this infection.
Well, scratch that...I try and post a screen shot and it requests me to upload a php file which I'm not trying to upload.
My antivirus (bit defender) found Cookie.2o7 and Cookie.ATDMT
Clearly my system is still infected. Any help you can give would truly help.
OK, so in an attempt to get this finished as soon as possible, I went ahead and ran combo fix following these instructions:
http://www.ex
The combofix log file is listed below...
I'll follow up with the hijack this log file next...
You don't have anything showing up in your log file as "nasty" just a few items listed as questionable such as Lavasoft (which isn't) etc.
I'm curious about something. Can you click your start button and then Run.
In the Run box type in MSCONFIG. Locate the Startup tab.
Do you see anything listed there such as nah_eveo.exe or any of the other two items you said were being identified as viruses. Maybe you have something hiding out in Startup. If so, uncheck it/them. Reboot and scan again.
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by: David-HowardPosted on 2008-11-18 at 12:50:12ID: 22988706
I recommend running Malwarebytes in SAFE MODE. rams.php gtutorial. php
(F8 at startup) and run a scan.
Malwarebytes is known to remove this malware.
However, you may also need to download and run HiJackThis from
http://www.merijn.org/prog
Once you run the utility save the log file.
You can post it for free analysis here or at
www.hijackthis.de
You are primarily looking for items marked with red X's.
You can get a brief overview of Hijackthis here:
http://www.merijn.org/htlo
David