My Log from ComboFix continuation

system · 2007-07-03T03:01:53.000Z

DavidR

Just very strange not to have any google hits on it though.

I searched Kupass in Goggle and I found it.

Thank you so much to all of you for your interest
and good will to help me.

Get ready ;D since I will connect my computer
( the one that had the blue screen) which is out of
intensive care now and I will check with you guys anything I find
wrong.

Thank you so much to all of you.
Be blessed.

So long

DavidR · 2007-07-03T13:07:34.000Z

I wasn’t searching for kupass but the executable file, ku-messenger.exe, good luck.

system · 2007-07-04T14:16:28.000Z

Hi Tech

I suggest you scan and submit to on-line analysis the RunScanner log to help to identify any remain problem and the proper solution.

I downloaded the runscanner and ran the scan. I went to their forum but I saw that they
are not answering the topics. Topics get a lot of views but nobody discuss their concern.
I have the scan done to the computer I’m using now and saved it to the desktop.
Do you think I’d better send such scan to this forum to be analized instead?

Lisandro · 2007-07-04T14:34:06.000Z

haydee post:185:

I downloaded the runscanner and ran the scan. I went to their forum

No, use the button for automatic analysis in the program window not in the forums.

system · 2007-07-04T16:09:57.000Z

Thanks

Lisandro · 2007-07-04T17:33:27.000Z

haydee post:187:

Thanks

Did you find the button on the interface?
Does the automatic analysis reveal anything interesting?

system · 2007-07-05T02:41:01.000Z

Yes I found the analysis on line . I clicked and It gave me
the analysis. Everything looksfiine in the computer except for few
programs my son installed that I don’t know. But it didn’t find any
infected files.
Thanks a lot.

Now I’m using my computer. I finally connected it and I’m checking it.
I found out that the area of add/delete programs is empty.
I went to start to programs installed and clicked on Sas and it said
it doesn’t exist. So I guess that only the names of the programs or softwares are there but not the files.
What should I run to find out what is there or not, Hijackthis or the runner?
Thanks

system · 2007-07-05T20:52:28.000Z

Hi Tech
I plugged my computer last night but it was not getting the
Internet connection. It said no connectivity or low. For few minutes I got to
get connected but then I lost it again. I could download the runner and
ran the scan but then I couldn’t get connected to analize it.
It says it had no ISP address. I tried repairing and getting a new one but it still saying
to contact the network processor or something like that( I don’t remember the word).
I don’t know what my son did to it.

I disconnected it from the USB network Adapter and went to my daughters bedroom and
unplugged my daughter’s computer from the direct connection to Comcast Cable and
plugged mine and it said the same thing. The computer has low or none connectivity.

Any idea of what’s going on?
Thanks

Lisandro · 2007-07-06T02:11:44.000Z

haydee post:190:

The computer has low or none connectivity.

Your network settings or your Windows installation aren’t good.

For network, you can try WinSock Fix (http://www.majorgeeks.com/WinSock_XP_Fix_d4372.html).
Use Reg-Backup button before fixing.

For Windows installation, overinstallation can solve the problem and you won’t lose your programs, settings, data, files, etc. Just choose ‘Repair’ installation of Windows and install ‘over’ the old installation.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;315341
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q314058
http://www.webtree.ca/windowsxp/repair_xp.htm

system · 2007-07-06T02:29:52.000Z

Tech
The other two computers get connected, it is my computer the one that
had the blue screen and my son took home to fix it that is not gettin the connection.
I can’t get connected, so I cant get to the links above.
I put the USB network adapter but it says the signal strength is low for connectivity.
But it is with that computer because with this one I’m using now I have the adapter connected to it and it is working.

It also tells me that for assistance cntact the person who manages my network. ???
I don’t get it.

system · 2007-07-06T02:37:34.000Z

Tech
Tonight is late already but tomorrow God willing I will
try to connect it again to see if I get the Internet connection
at least for few minutes and get to the links you gave me and see if
it fixes it.
I’ll let you know if I get to do it.
Thanks a lot.

Lisandro · 2007-07-06T02:44:12.000Z

haydee post:192:

I can’t get connected, so I cant get to the links above.

Use the other computers…

haydee post:192:

I put the USB network adapter but it says the signal strength is low for connectivity.

You need to post the screenshots of your network settings in order to get help from me… I can’t guide you in the dark…

haydee post:193:

Tonight is late

Yes… I’m asleep too… see you round.

system · 2007-07-06T20:41:07.000Z

Hi Tech

Use the other computers...

Yes, I can get to the links using the other computers
but, don’t I need to get to the links from the one is messed up in
order to fix it?
I mean, I thought it is something I have to download to the messed up computer
so it fixes it. Or it is a page where I can learn how to work with the problem?

Anyway I will try to get connection and get to the webpages.

You need to post the screenshots of your network settings.

I'm sorry to be so computer dumb, :-[ but how I get the network settings? Thanks for your patience. I'm glad I'm not next to you, my head would be full of lumps ;D

Lisandro · 2007-07-06T20:58:51.000Z

haydee post:195:

Yes, I can get to the links using the other computers but, don’t I need to get to the links from the one is messed up in order to fix it?

No, you need to print the instructions if you need them…

haydee post:195:

I mean, I thought it is something I have to download to the messed up computer
so it fixes it. Or it is a page where I can learn how to work with the problem?

Yes, learn, instructions…

haydee post:195:

I’m sorry to be so computer dumb, :-[ but how I get the network settings?
Thanks for your patience. I’m glad I’m not next to you, my head would be full of lumps ;D

Start Menu > Control Panel > Network connections
Choose the network you’re using, right click it and choose Properties.
Post the TCP/IP settings clicking, again, on Properties. You can take screenshots of them.

system · 2007-07-07T15:05:19.000Z

Hi guys
No way. Tech
The computer connects well to the network adapter
but it doesn’t connect to the internet.
I started doing things at random .
At the AOL explorer page (off line) I clicked on file
and then on Properties ( just guessing) and this is what
I found on the box that opened.

Cannot find Server
Protocol: Unknown Protocol
Type Not available
Connection Not available
Address res://D:Windows\system32
(URL) \shdoclc:dll/dnserror.htlm#htt://yahoo.com
Size Not available

Create Not available
Mocified Not available

system · 2007-07-07T17:06:10.000Z

I place the other computer in the same place
and I get Internet connection. But mine doesn’t.

Lisandro · 2007-07-07T18:27:12.000Z

haydee post:198:

I place the other computer in the same place and I get Internet connection. But mine doesn’t.

Youve done a good test: the Internet connection seems to be working. The problem is in your computer. Why dont you try to reinstall (overinstall) Windows (without formating the disk)?

system · 2007-07-07T19:15:24.000Z

Thank you Tech

Why don`t you try to reinstall (overinstall) Windows (without formating the disk)?

Do I need the cd that comes with the computer to do this?

Lisandro · 2007-07-07T23:20:15.000Z

haydee post:200:

Do I need the cd that comes with the computer to do this?

Well… it will be good… but what you really need is the Windows original CD, if it is in the one that ‘comes with the computer’, no problems. But if not, no way, you need Windows CD.

system · 2007-07-07T23:38:26.000Z

Tech
This is unbelievable! I prayed God first to help me with the computer. I couldn’t find the CD. I started doing things at random. I really can’t remember what I really did (you know the steps). I know I went somewhere and I clicked on few processes that were stopped. I saw running, running, stopped, and I clicked on almost all that were stopped :o
I restarted the computer and opened the network adapter box and looked at the connections available and clicked on the word with the higher number
and Boom! I got connected! :o ;D Thank God!

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