Ok Did that,
But Avast fullscan detected Win32: Malware -gen,
In qoobox\quarantine in windows installer,
I moved it to chest,
Ran malwarebytes after didnt find anything, but ill post the Malwarebytes log anyways if you want to see it…
Hi,
No need to worry about that file. It was already quarantined. Let’s get that Windows Update working again.
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[*] Go to Start
[*] Select Control Panel
[*] Select System
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Under my picture to the left there is a Globe.
Click on that and it will take you to my web page.
When you get there download the file BITS.reg to your Desktop.
Once it is there, double click on it and accept the prompts.
Try to run Windows Update and then run a new scan with Farbar Service Scanner and attach that log.
Ok, posted it
Still didnt let me update,
Still no BITS in the services that microsoft tells you to go to…
Update,
After a restart, the Bits service was there, and its letting me update, so Ill try to finish updating now…
Update,
Windows blue screened
All updates installed except:
Cumulative security update for IE9
Error 8007000D
Update,
The last update installed now,
Ill post a new FSS scan… if you want to see it…
Update,
The last last Windows update is now popping up again, and wont install now
Error 8007000D
Go here >> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971058 and run the Fix It button and then let me know if you are still getting the error messages.
Says it fixed stuff,
But still getting the error after running the tool,
Its just that one update that wont work, all other updates worked,
Is it because of the virus that it wont work? Or did the virus damage it?
How do I know for sure, if the virus is gone, and if I still have it? or do you know from the logs?
I can’t say whether this is a result of the infection 100%. I can say that it seems that the infection is gone however.
What is the error code you are receiving? What update will not download/install?
Sweet if its really gone, 
Thank you a lot for getting rid of it,
Is it minor problem that its not updating or a major one?
Its the same error as before:
8007000D
Hi,
Read the information here >> http://blog.techprognosis.com/2011/06/18/how-to-fix-windows-7-update-error-code-8007000d.html If you are comfortable with performing this give it a try and see if that helps.
Yeah, Seems to have worked…
Computer seems to be running normal now,
but it did blue screen once today, Apc index mismatch,
Hopefully it wont again,
Other than that I dont see any other problems right now…
Sounds good. Let it run for today and then let me know how it is running tomorrow and if it is fine we will remove our tools.
The system seems to be running normal,
-However sometimes the computer runs very slow, sometimes the internet runs slow too…
-Other times system runs fast, same with internet,
-Sometimes system is fast and internet is slow, vice versa,
Guessing thats probably normal for a computer…?
Problems:
-It did freeze, but only once today,
-and the only consistent problem ive noticed is very slow start up, has never been that slow at start up, maybe its because of the programs?
Ill see if I can disable some start up programs and see if it makes a difference…
Go ahead and remove some of the startup programs on your system and see if that improves startup.
As for the other slowness issues, that can be cause by other reasons than malware.
Ok, Removed a couple start up programs,
Made a slight difference,
Still slow, but as long as there’s no virus, I dont mind the start up,
Before Start up use to be,
Windows Welcome Screen for about 15-30s
Then popped up the backround, mouse task bars and all the icons(Without pictures), right away
Did take about a minute or two to be usable…
Now,
Windows Welcome Screen for about 45s+,
Then popped up the background,
Then the mouse,
Now the screen does nothing, I can move around the mouse, then about 30-45 Seconds later,
Task bar pops up,
Then a few secs later icons,
Then sometimes gadgets, depending if they want to load or not…
Takes about a minute or two to be usable…
If malware is gone, then Its ok that its slow…
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The only other problem I have is now Windows Blue Screens about once a day, Anytime it does now it says:
APC_INDEX_MISMATCH,
Different error codes…
Not sure if it has something to do with malware or something,
Read some stuff that it could be hardware problems, over heating or driver problems…
I think it might be that I run high temp sometimes(Usually 50ish), (Saw a spike up to65, Limit is 70)
or Drivers need updating,
I can slowly try to fix this? If its not Malware related?
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But the system runs normal most of the time, Do you think I should get rid of the Antivirus programs now?
Update:
I think Start Up is slow because Avast is slowing it down, sometimes it slows down the machine, especially when it is updating,
I dont know why but Avast was disabled when I started it once, and it started up normally,
I couldn’t test it because even though I disabled Avast in startup it still started up the next time,
For the APC Index,
My Disk is Defraged, I ran the memory diagnostics tool, and updated BIOS, So ill see if it Blue Screens again,
Might be a heat problem? if it happens again?
Update, I tried Coretemp out to see computer temps, installed a couple of other programs,
So I got rid of the other 2 programs, ran malwarebytes and it found a virus >:(:
Heres the log,
Hopefully this one is completely gone?
I ran Malwarebytes again, nothing came up…
Got rid of stupid Coretemp too…
Hi,
I am not convinced that this is malware. With this error you are getting I think that you would be better served registering at Geeks to Go and posting a new topic here >> http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/forum/79-windows-vista-and-windows-7/ It is free to register and the techs there are fantastic! You will certainly be in good hands. When you start your new topic be sure to post the link back here so that the techs can see what we have done. Once complete come back and we can remove our tools and I can get you some good information on computer security.
Ok thanks,
But my computer hasn’t froze or blue screened since the BiOS update,
So if it happens again should I make a forum there?
Or should I make one anyway?
So if it happens again should I make a forum there?Yes.....since it hasn't happened lately just wait until it happens again (hopefully it won't). Give it a good run around and let me know later today.
Hey,
My computer has been running good for the most part,
And hasn’t froze or blue-screened since the BIOS update,
(However, I don’t think it actually updated, it just appeared too)
It did crash once, I opened some stuff including heavy apps to see if it would over heat or not…
Worked fine, but when I closed everything it crashed…
So hopefully it doesn’t crash, but hasn’t in the past couple days, and was probably because I was trying to overload it…
Download Security Check by screen317 from here or here.
[*]Save it to your Desktop.[*]Double click SecurityCheck.exe and follow the onscreen instructions inside of the black box.[*]A Notepad document should open automatically called checkup.txt [*]Please post the contents of that document.
Ok, Here it is: