Win32/Small.CA Virus ?

Viruses and worms
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My Windows 7 laptop just gave me an Action Center alert that I was infected with Win32/Small.CA and that I should run a virus scan program (Avast) to delete it. Ran Avast scan and no virus found. I Tried to run MBAM and when I did the update before the run Avast alerted to a virus in MBAM setup. it said it (MBAM setup) was infected with Win32:trojan-gen and moved it to the chest.

I am running the old (not updated) version of MBAM right now on a full scan but while it was running I thought I would post to see if this is a real problem or a false thing.

Thanks. When MBAM finishes I will attach all my logs.

UPDATE 1 - added MBAM log
UPDATE 2 - added Aswmbr log
UPDATE 3 - Added OTL Files

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This was a FP and has been fixed.
Please update your VPS.

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Did it show any file information? ex. file location?

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Windows Action Center didnt say where the file was located… here is what the ‘details’ say…

Remove the Win32/Small.CA virus from your computer
This problem was caused by Win32/Small.CA, a known computer virus.

Click to go online to the Microsoft Corporation website to learn about the solution

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Action Center isn’t an antivirus.
See: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/How-does-Action-Center-check-for-problems

Do you have Windows Defender enabled? Are you experiencing any problems?

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Windows Defender is enabled and updated. I dont think I have any problems but the message bothers me. I updated MBAM successfully and found no problems. Why did that message pop up all of a sudden ?

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No clue. I don’t use Windows Defender.

Can you perform a manual scan with Windows Defender, and if it detects, will it produce the file location?

If it does not detect this time, it could be a false positive on microsoft’s case.

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I did the manual scan with Windows Defender… nothing found. (3 hours)

Time to forget about it ? Did the logs show any problems ?

Thanks