Virus?
- Thread starter Xpire
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Still doesn't work after cleaning it...This is so frustrating...Google is like the page i view the most and i cant even get onto it...Woops sorry.
I think this problems getting worse... www.google.com/gmail doesnt work anymore... and my msn messenger doesnt even work... grr..
I think this problems getting worse... www.google.com/gmail doesnt work anymore... and my msn messenger doesnt even work... grr..
Ok...Weird...
Normally i manually configure my IP through this computer...but i felt like testing whether automatic configuration would work. I usually use manual config for the ports on azureus and stuff...
Well anyway, after i clicked on the automatic config, all these notification boxes popped up near the system tray from avg, saying that profile has been changed bla bla. Then everything worked again?
Im not sure whether its AVG that caused all these problems... or possibly my router screwing me up... i'll have to test it a bit further... ugh.
Thanks a lot guys. =D
Normally i manually configure my IP through this computer...but i felt like testing whether automatic configuration would work. I usually use manual config for the ports on azureus and stuff...
Well anyway, after i clicked on the automatic config, all these notification boxes popped up near the system tray from avg, saying that profile has been changed bla bla. Then everything worked again?
Im not sure whether its AVG that caused all these problems... or possibly my router screwing me up... i'll have to test it a bit further... ugh.
Thanks a lot guys. =D
Please download the ComboFix by sUBs:
NOTE: In the event you already have ComboFix, this is a new version that you have to download.
Please do NOT mouse-click ComboFix's window while it is running. That may cause it to stall.
Also, please do NOT adjust your time format while ComboFix is running.
NOTE: In the event you already have ComboFix, this is a new version that you have to download.
- Save it to your desktop.
- Double-click combofix.exe and follow the prompts.
- When finished, it shall produce a log for you. Copy and paste the contents of the log in your next reply.
Please do NOT mouse-click ComboFix's window while it is running. That may cause it to stall.
Also, please do NOT adjust your time format while ComboFix is running.
Well if changing some settings worked, maybe it was AVG having conflicts with your router.
I have found no spyware, so as long as you scan your computer regularly, you're fine. Also this is just a suggestion, you do as you want, but I found you're using some P2P softwares such as Limewire and Azureus which are the best way to get infected by trojans and spywares. I recommend you ONLY use them for legal file uplaoding/downloading.
Post back here if the problem comes back.
Webbenji
PS: Combofix is a program that helps me see if you got any spyware hidden and remove them.
I have found no spyware, so as long as you scan your computer regularly, you're fine. Also this is just a suggestion, you do as you want, but I found you're using some P2P softwares such as Limewire and Azureus which are the best way to get infected by trojans and spywares. I recommend you ONLY use them for legal file uplaoding/downloading.
Post back here if the problem comes back.
Webbenji
PS: Combofix is a program that helps me see if you got any spyware hidden and remove them.
John McKenna
New Member
Xpire,
Your ComboFix log is showing signs of a USB Flash Drive Infection.
Please attach your flash drive to the computer.
Open notepad (Start > Run and type notepad) and copy/paste the text in the quote box below to it:
Save this as "CFScript"
Refering to the picture above, drag CFScript into ComboFix.exe
Run ComboFix again and post the resultant log file please.
Do not mouseclick Combofix's window whilst it's running. That may cause it to stall.
Your ComboFix log is showing signs of a USB Flash Drive Infection.
Please attach your flash drive to the computer.
Open notepad (Start > Run and type notepad) and copy/paste the text in the quote box below to it:
Code:
File::
C:\WINDOWS\system32\oxbvpen.exe
C:\ntde1ect.com
Registry::
[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\explorer\mountpoints2\{7a03c118-5e2f-11dc-bda8-0015f2e8526e}]
[-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\explorer\mountpoints2\{c066b555-5d78-11dc-bda5-00130205c789}]Save this as "CFScript"
Refering to the picture above, drag CFScript into ComboFix.exe
Run ComboFix again and post the resultant log file please.
Do not mouseclick Combofix's window whilst it's running. That may cause it to stall.
Hmm i have a couple of flash drives that are occasionally attached to this computer, most usually my friend's flash drives as i don't own one myself.
Will that CFScript work with my iPod plugged in? even though i haven't plugged it in for a long time.. i don't think its the iPod that's infected.
Will that CFScript work with my iPod plugged in? even though i haven't plugged it in for a long time.. i don't think its the iPod that's infected.
John McKenna
New Member
I would imagine it's more likely to be your friend's. The infected flash drive will be disinfected if attached while running CFScript. Either way there are files and registry keys on your own machine which need removing by ComboFix. If you can't track down the infected flash drive, ban your friends from using them!!
John McKenna
New Member
There's no harm in running it for each flash drive attached.
After each run a new text file will be created with the results. Instead of posting them all, Attach them to your post. Edit each text file at the top to include the flash drive owner's name. That way you can hit them with a big stick once we track down the culprit.
After each run a new text file will be created with the results. Instead of posting them all, Attach them to your post. Edit each text file at the top to include the flash drive owner's name. That way you can hit them with a big stick once we track down the culprit.
Had to shorten it a bit due to restrictions of the forum...Hopefully didn't cut out the important parts.
Sorry for the delayed reply but i thought the problem was solved. I've run the combofix on my friends usb's twice and each time it fixed the problem but then it came back again, i think. This is the log report from a combofix that i ran on my ipod, which i ran again a couple of days ago with the same log. Im guessing the FILE:: at the top means that it had found infected files...
Can you tell me why it keeps coming back?
John McKenna
New Member
Upload the text file as an attachment please.
