My PC has been invaded.

x BlueRobot · 13 Nov 2013

Yes, I just told you to run MBAM again.

Golden · 13 Nov 2013

Follow BlueRobots advice first.....then lets see how things look

Solarstarshines · 13 Nov 2013

Run MBAM and look in add and remove programs for suspicious installs also check your browser addons all these should be checked

thudpucker · 14 Nov 2013

OK, the Reason I was gone for a day:
Those MBOT and PCClean took my PC down.
I had to restart the cumputer with a known good date of Oct 18th.
Now I don't have any music at all.

This is getting worster instidda bitter!

I'm downolading the Ling you showed me and going to run the MBOT again.
I hope I'll be back.

whs · 14 Nov 2013

First thing I would do is to disable all startups (except the AV program and those you started yourself).

thudpucker · 14 Nov 2013

I think I know what you mean by startups. But I can't find the place where I can make some programs startup automatically.
I know it's in the Executive somewhere, I just cannot recall how to get to it.

whs · 14 Nov 2013

I want you to disable them. Press start, type msconfig, hit Enter. There is a Startup button. Click on that. There you can disable all or uncheck those you do not want. And don't forget 'Apply'. Then you have to restart the PC.

thudpucker · 14 Nov 2013

I ran MBAM.
After the scan, I picked off some "Red" address to get rid of.
But a warning sticker" "You must restart...." came up. I clicked "NO" and the screen went off somewhere. Now I don't know where those "Red" address' are and I'm too tired to run antother scan.
I'll be back tomorrow.
Dick

thudpucker · 15 Nov 2013

OK, scanned one more time.
When I opened an Email, I got this:

Don't know if I'm winning or losing but I'm sure tired.

4wd · 15 Nov 2013

All this may be fixable after much work and perseverance, but if it was me I'd do the following: backup personal files, format the disk(s), install fresh Windows\programs.

Then, for some eventual later emergency use, make a backup image of the complete install (+ regular new images + always have recent system restore points available). And in the future, be very careful what one is clicking on.

Anyway, some good cleaners:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/down...-removal-tool/
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/adwcleaner/

Good luck.