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23 Dec 2011 | #11 |
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Do a Hitman Pro scan: Home - SurfRight
and mbam scan: Malwarebytes : Free anti-malware, anti-virus and spyware removal download and a TDSSkiller scan: Anti-rootkit utility TDSSKiller You can also try NPE: http://security.symantec.com/nbrt/npe.aspx? (choose the rootkit scan) And report back ![]() Gianni |
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23 Dec 2011 | #12 |
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Installed and ran the Sophos anti-rootkit, and it found no hidden objects.
Checked for Google-talk in any capacity, and it cannot come up with it anywhere. I appreciate the input from all, and will continue (patiently, of course) to wait for further assistance. I understand a response may or may not come as quickly as any would hope for, and will wait with that understanding. If you are curious to any other information regarding my computer, please let me know, and I will share. *just seen your post Gianni, I will do as you suggest and get back to you! |
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23 Dec 2011 | #13 |
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Hows your network at home set up?
How many devices have you got physically connected Using a wireless router? is wireless turned on? Are you using homeplugs? |
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23 Dec 2011 | #14 |
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Do you have the Google toolbar? Google talk is an instant messenger. It may be part of the toolbar or something you loaded from Google. It may also be malware masquerading as Google Talk.
Download Autoruns from Microsoft Sysinternals. There's no install. You can create a desktop shortcut or just double-click on the .exe file. Run it then under Options in the header menu, checkmark Include Empty Locations and Verify Code Signatures. Click the File menu then select Run as Administrator. Under the File menu again, Save the file, ZIP it to reduce size then upload it here. It will be large--About 7+MB. Forgot to mention: Use the "autoruns.exe" file. The download also includes a command-line version. (Which you don't need.) |
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23 Dec 2011 | #15 |
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Gianni-ran all scans as suggested. Malware bytes came up with no infections, but 12 traces, as indicated by log. TDSSkillerscan came up with 1 threat, MEMSWEEP2 as it had no signature, but is apart of the Sophos root-kit scan i used prior. The other two came up with no infections.
Powerlee-Using a Netgear wireless router/modem as provided by internet provider, there is 1 physical connection (wired, if i understand correctly) Technically 2 including a PS3. My computer connects through a wireless card. Myself and my father both have laptops that occasionally access the network as well, but not often. The computer hooked up directly runs WinXP, all others are Win7. carwiz-The only google related item would be the search engine toolbar for Firefox with Google set as the search engine. I will do as you suggest and d/l Autoruns and return with the results. |
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23 Dec 2011 | #16 |
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Here is the log, zipped, per request.
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23 Dec 2011 | #17 |
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Maybe wrong but YOUR -4DACDOEA75 sounds like an XP machine to me.
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23 Dec 2011 | #19 |
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Have you checked the computer name on the XP machine?
IIRC on XP, Open My Computer icon, System properties, click on computer name & see whats there in the box for full computer name. |
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23 Dec 2011 | #20 |
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BTW Thanks to everyone else for their input on what turned out to not be an issue at all. I certainly apologize for the unintentional implication that this was a serious issue, but not knowing/understanding something can sometimes make things worse, hence my queries. |
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