New Member, Hidden Taimed Adware. Win.7 64

Hello forum, new member here and I can only hope this thread is OK on this forum and in the right place.

Short story even shorter, I am led to believe I have the Adware called "Taimed, LLC". Simple enough, I'll delete the program from "Programs and features".....but it's not there. Free edition of Malwarebytes and Spybot S&D did not pick anything up. (Around 2AM).

I found a cleaner program, fixed it up. Yesterday, around 1AM it somehow came back. Downloaded "Junk Removal Tool" and it removed it. Low and behold tonight it came back YET AGAIN!

I have dealt with viruses in the past, and have simply removed the file and their gone. This is beyond me, and I really need some help.

Thank you!

EDIT: "Show Hiden files" button is checked, and am currently using AdBlock to get Chrome working. This is also happening on Mozilla, so it's not a browser extension. Also tonight when it came back, it happened after I restarted my computer.

I removed TeaTimer in the registry. Preformed the scan and guess what, the time to tell me you have to pay for it is AFTER the scan.

However, even though I didn't pay for it it told me what files it found. One of the was Adware, so I went in and manually removed it.

Downloaded two Rootkit cleaners, solved the problem for now. Lets see if it comes back tonight.

Jacee said:

TAIMED LLC is a software publisher located in Moscow district, Lubertsy in Russia*. A majority of the programs developed by the company can be classified as adware or other potentially unwanted programs.

See if you have any of these programs installed: TAIMED LLC Analysis - herdProtect

Thank you :) No programs installed under those names, thankfully. Especially that one towards the end....

rKill, KVRT, and some other scans. Nothing....

It's really hiding if it's still there.

I feel really bad to keep posting in this thread, but it's back again after a two day hiatus. Can anybody help?

Yes, I created a registry backup. A few cleaner programs I downloaded (Trusted ones) created two others aswell. If not, dad has a Windows XP disk....in the worst case scenario.

Junkware Removal Tool removed some suspiciously named registry entries I didn't catch, and I'm fairly sure it fixed the issue. If it comes back I will try that cleaner. Thank you :)