Yet Another dll Problem on Startup

I have not yet deleted any of the items RK directed me to delete.

--Curtis

Ah, I used the delete function in RK and rebooted. The error message did not appear on this start. I jumped the gun a bit . . .

I will continue working on this in awhile, I need to do some stuff with the kids.

I will post the results.

Thank you all very much for your assistance.

--Curtis

Fixlog.txt attached.

--Curtis

Re-ran RK and report attached. There was nothing to delete (I am guessing I deleted the bad stuff when I jumped the gun earlier).

--Curtis

What were the results of the steps I gave you earlier? You'll not know for sure the infection is gone until these are all completed. Did you want a comprehensive fix based on what has worked best here since Win7 release or just a one-off scan with a little-recognized scanner?

gregrocker said:

Rfull scans with SUPERAntiSpyware and Malwarebytes for on-demand scanning, and installed AV Microsoft Security Essentials.

Disable all add-ons and Search services in browsers except Flash and Google and keep them out.

Turn off all startups except AV, any sync, gadgets or stickies in msconfig>Startup and >Services after Hiding all MS Services. Keep those clean too.

SuperAntiSpyware scan log attached.

--Curtis Taylor

Those are low level cookies. If Malwarebytes didn't find anything more serious then I'd say you're clean.

I'd still disable all Add-ons in Browsers (from Tools>Manage Add-Ons>Extensions and Search (exept Google) ticking box to Prevent anything from changing Search choice.

And don't forget to uncheck everything except AV, any sync, gadgets/stickies in msconfig>Startup and>Services after Hiding All MS Services. The rest are all freeloaders mostly spying on you to build a profile sold to advertisers.

Finally you can minimize tracking cookies building a profile of you using Opt Out of Network Advertising. This is useful to stop having ads pasted everywhere based on what you just searched for.