Windows 7: Problem with temp folder

Hi, i'am using windows 7 ultimate x86 and from few days i have been facing a problem with the temp folder(located User\AppData\Local\Temp). Every time i connect to the internet, my antivirus always detects something from this particular temp folder like VRTC1C9.tmp, s608.tmp, VRTA4B7.tmp, VRT7FEB.tmp, VRT8604.tmp, sCEF2.tmp and ask me to select the suitable option. I guess due to this my firefox and chrome stoped working. But IE's running smoothly.
So, experts plz help me out.......

Hello and welcome akakzz Mate just a quick tip it's always worth a quick Google of stuff like that very often it pops something up for you.

Now i did quick one and that s608.tmp shows up it might be some malware of some sort mentioning Nigeria as there are cleaning solutions sites.

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hi John, firstly thanks for ur opinion and as recommended by u i downloaded both the apps and scanned the whole pc. Few threats were detected and i successfully removed them. But though, when i connect to the internet the same msg as before pops up asking me to select the suitable option for the .tmp file. Can u plz help me out regarding this issue. I have even tried formatting the c: drive and reinstalling windows, but yet the problem continues....
Plz help me out.

Right oh aka first up mate some system specs would be good as it is good to know what one is working with ie prebuilt home build CPU RAM drives etc etc

Yes doing a quick Google does help.
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I have read on this and the other website you have formatted the c drive and no other drives are attached.
Do you have more than one partition on the same drive that c is on.
My thinking is:
1. You have a infected Windows 7 cd/dvd which is installing the infection with a format and install. Where/wheir did you get your copy of Windows 7 and by what method?
2. You have something infected in the computer like another partition, flash drive, card reader ect. which infects you system as soon as Windows is installed.
3. IoBit any thing is not good and that includes Advanced System Care.
4. You are installing the same programs from a backup or on line source that you had before which are probably also infected.
My reasoning: A clean computer does not get infected by formating and installing a clean copy of Windows 7. There/their is a snake in the wood pile some where/wheir.

Hiyya Layback I think we need to know what the set up is too as in specs cos as you say if there is a visitor in the wood pile then we need to know what that wood pile contains eh?

My thinking is perhaps there is something stashed away in the RAM or whatever.

Very good point ICit2lol we always need specs. Got to know what wood pile to look in.
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Yep didn't think of that one Bear another might worth even more that SIW though some AV's don't like itLOL!!
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Also, if you can post a screenshot of the error popup, that will help.

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Hi, here's my system specifications.....
OS - Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit
CPU - Intel Pentium E5700 @ 3.00GHz Wolfdale 45nm Technology
RAM - 2.00 GB Dual-Channel DDR2 @ 332MHz (6-6-6-18)
Graphics - Generic Non-PnP Monitor (1280x1024@60Hz)
Intel G33/G31 Express Chipset Family (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM 1.0)
Hard Drives - 466GB Western Digital WDC WD5000AAKX-001CA0 ATA Device (SATA)
Optical Drives - HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GH24NS70 ATA Device
Audio - Realtek High Definition Audio

My hard drive is partitioned into 4 drives i.e., C: D: E: and F:
and i guess my windows dvd is not infected coz previously i used to use this particular dvd and there was no such problems...