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    Hello and thx for following up. Will do this in the morning after some shut eye. :)
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    No problem, drmax.

    Going to get some Zzzzsss also.

    Might not het back to you until tomorrow afternoon. Having lunch with a couple of friends.
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    Here you go. Does this ck more than just the operating systems drive? I have another storage drive that pretty big. I'd like this looked over.
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    drmax,

    Let’s check the Master Boot Record; another location where Rootkits hide.

    In the clean computer with the USB flash drive plugged in...

    Please download MBRFix:
    Download MBRFix 1.3.0.0 Free - Fix or create Master Boot Record (MBR) on harddisks - Softpedia
    Save to the Desktop.

    Right-click the file and select: Extract here…

    Once extracted, there are three files in the folder that is created.

    Copy only the MBRFix64 application to the USB drive.


    Now, open Notepad: (Start > All Programs > Accessories > Notepad).
    Copy the entire contents of the code box below.

    Code:
    HKLM\...D6A79037F57F\InprocServer32: [Default-fastprox]  ATTENTION! ====> ZeroAccess
    SaveMbr: Drive=0
    Save this info on the flashdrive as fixlist.txt
     

    Once again, please enter System Recovery Options and select: Command Prompt

    Run FRST and press the Fix button just once, and wait.

    When done, the tool makes a log on the flashdrive called Fixlog.txt.

    Please post its contents in your reply.

    Another file, MBRDUMP.txt also appear on the flash drive.
    It may look a text file, but it is not. It is a hex file! (Don't open it, it will be all gibberish.)

    Please attach the MBRDUMP.txt in your reply.
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    will get to this asap, hopefully within an hour or 2
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    ?


    2 of the 3 app files are mbrfix and mbrfix64? my machine is a 64 bit. you asked me to use the mbrfix. double checking before you ask me to do over. thx dm
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       #47

    That one went right over my head, my apology!

    You are correct. It is: mbrfix64
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    last one


    Here you go...and also, I thought since mbrfix64 is an exe program, i would have type that at comand prompt, rather that the frst64? (unless those too work together in frst64) Anyway's I did what you asked.
    I gotta go work now. Thx for all your help....DM
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    Got the MBRDump.txt, and will be looking at it.

    Also provide the last Fixlog.txt

    FRST64 produced it also on the USB flash drive.
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    ok


    ok didn't catch that....
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