UKASH Virus .....again :(

darrenj1471

Lets see what cottonball says . I don't see any virus files

As far as malware goes, do not see any on the RogueKiller report.

The following entries are, to my understanding, some type of AVG request to provide additional protection:
[TASK][SUSP PATH] ROC_REG_JAN_DELETE.job : C:\ProgramData\AVG January 2013 Campaign\ROC.exe /DELETE_FROM_SYSTEM=1 [7] -> FOUND
[TASK][SUSP PATH] ROC_REG_JAN_DELETE : C:\ProgramData\AVG January 2013 Campaign\ROC.exe /DELETE_FROM_SYSTEM=1 [7] -> FOUND

Looks as if you may have accepted it.

The following program may show areas in which there are vulnerabilities.

Let’s check the Security status with the following: Security Check
http://screen317.spywareinfoforum.org/
Save to your Desktop.

Double-click SecurityCheck.exe
Follow the onscreen instructions inside the black box.

When done, a Notepad report opens automatically, called: checkup.txt

Please post the checkup.txt in your reply.

Note:
Please do not take any corrective actions!!

Still need to look at the results of Security Check, however, in any event, you may want to change all passwords, in particular to bank accounts and credit cards. Also include passwords used to access websites on the Internet.
Use a different and clean computer to do so, and use passwords that are difficult to figure out.

Download and install an AntiVirus program and an anti-malware program like Malwarebytes-AntiMalware, before connecting to the Internet again.

Use the Windows Firewall, or download a free one:

ZoneAlarm Free Firewall
Best Free Firewall

Outpost Firewall Free
Best Free Firewall

Online Armor Free
Best Free Firewall

A Firewall monitors your system's communication between your network and the Internet and helps stop intrusions and attacks.

If you do a Google search, there may be other free Firewalls available. Also, someone here might suggest one.

Mate, now may be a good time to consider a clean install of the system, if you are able and willing: Installing and reinstalling Windows 7

Don't feel pressured, but it is a very good option to ensure that everything is ship-shape. back up important files first, and before putting them back on the computer, make sure you have an adaquat antivirus installed before-hand. I wouldn't use an extra firewall, because far too many times more problems are created by them, unless you are an advanced user. Besides, windows firewall does an adequate job itself, including the smartscreen filter.

EDIT: [If you prefer to keep the system, let me know, and I'll try to help you out in addition to anyone else.] Reading back, you've been helped by an excellent team.

Forgive me if I mentioned something already covered, as I have not yet read through this topic. Cheers!

You are in good hands mate, give Cotton and friends some time to respond. He is still around