URL: Mal, Sysstem32/svchost

Hi to all I’m new here. I been encountering for 3 days the reported error in the title, it happens always when I turn on or wake up my notebook.

I have seen there are several threads with fixes but all are for specific machines in relation with the log the user affected gives.

So I was wondering if anyone here could help me with this mess.

Thank you very much!!

Attach your basic diagnostic logs. (MBAM, FRST and aswMBR)
Instructions: https://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=53253.0

Oh did not know sorry, here they are.

OK, now you’ve to wait a bit…

Thanks!!!

You’re welcome, but be patient, it might take a few hours…

No problem :wink:

Hello hazzo31, and welcome to avast!. Posted logs shows no active malware on your system. The logs shows no presence of any PUP software or remains too. It look like Malwarebytes and previus used AdwCleaner got them all.

So, you may manualy remove the C:\AdwCleaner folder as you didn’t press Uninstall button in tool’s gui.

You may also take a peek into this folder. If it is empty you may delete it if you want. Or you may leave it, it is your will.
C:\Program Files (x86)\Brother

To stop avast! alearts, we will need to use CommandPrompt (cmd) and run it as Administrator. It is simple.

  • Right click on Start button and select the Command Prompt (Admin). Black Windows shall pop-up, type the following;
bitsadmin /reset /allusers

Take a note, there is space btw “n” and “/” and space btw “t” and “/”, take a picture.


http://fotkica.com/thumbs3/1_tmb_55204616_bitsadmin.jpg

Run that command by pressing Enter, close the Windows and reboot the PC.

Then, reset your Google Chrome browser back to defaults setting, here is how;
https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/3296214?hl=en

Tell me, if this stops the alearts?

It seems to stop. I did not get any alerts when I reboot the pc and neither after waking it up (previous reseting chrome).

Thank you very much! If I have any issues again I’ll report it.

Cool.

Feel free to manualy remove FRST and his reports, as well as C:\FRST folder. Keep Malwarebytes and Windows Defender active.

Cheers