I think I might have/have had some viruses on my computer. I am especially worried about keyloggers since one of my passwords had been changed and I have had problems with logging in to several sites. The steps I have taken now is;
Scanned with AIS and removed the 2 infected files
Scanned again and didn’t find any more infected files (just some locked, and uppacked bombs (?))
Restored the system to a point when it worked as usual
Haha! Här var det någon som förstod mitt screenname
I have started with the malware-scan now and I’m hoping to do everything right so Essexboy can read my files.
The 2 infected files was named something like “Kleerup.3.am” which I found out is a song by Kleerup that I’ve never heard, and therefore never downloaded. And I don’t know where they where found so that’s strange.
Now the scan I did with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is finished and it didn’t find anything. Should I still go through with the other steps? Just in case or?
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yepp..... det er mange blå / gule her inne... og jeg er naboen ;)
Now the scan I did with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is finished and it didn't find anything. Should I still go through with the other steps? Just in case or?
yes.....
aswMBR will show rootkits
and OTL is a system diagnostic that will show lots of stuff
was your computer delivered with McAfee when new?
did you uninstall it before installing avast?
did you run a removal tool to clear any leftover files that may conflict?
Run aswMBR again, but in the AV Scan: type dropdown list, select None rather than Quickscan. As has been mentioned you appear to have lots of remnants of McAfee so that could be impacting on the scan.
Thanks guys. It worked when i changed the dropmenu to “none”.
Why didn’t it work the way it was suppose work? (Sorry for my stupidity :))
I’m attaching the scanfile.
I’ve already removed all of McAfee before my previous post and it still didn’t work to do the first scan (quick scan). It only worked with "none"scan.
I’m not experiencing anything strange now so I just wan’t to make sure all viruses are gone.
As said, Avast found two infected files and I removed them.
So it’s all ok now?
Now when I looked at a file with mp3s they kind of moved around on their own. So I scanned with avast again and now what seems to be the same two files as I removed previously where back (infected files).
What the h#ll should I do? I can’t take it anymore.
How can it be back when I have a good anti virus program in full function?
Heeeelp! I’m just a girl and I don’t understand this at all.
Allow AVP to delete all infections found
Once it has finished select report tab (last tab)
Select Detected threats report from the left and press Save button
Save it to your desktop and attach to your next post
Now the Analysis
Rerun AVP and select the Manual Disinfection tab and press Start Gathering System Information
At the first scan it did’nt find any threats so there wasnt anything to save.
When Im trying to open the zipfile from the analysis a window appears:
““long harddrive name” is refering to a place thats not avalible.
It could be a harddriveon this computer or on a network.
Check that the disk is correctly connected and that the compupter is connected to internet and the network.
Then try again. If the place still can’t be found it may be that the information has been moved to another place.”
What shoud I do now…?