Possible Virus

Okay a quick look at your UVK scan shows that your machine is infected with BeFrugal Toolbar:

BeFrugal.com Toolbar - Should I Remove It?

However I don't think that this could possibly cause the problem! Did those other scans find and remove anything?

Looking at your UVK log I don't see anything running that is causing the problem.

When do you see those warnings that you posted? Is it only when browsing? If so - is that when using Chrome?

If MBAM detected anything you can post the results but it's generally pretty reliable and doesn't suffer from many false positive detections. Did any of the other scans find anything?

ADWCleaner
SAS
Ultra Adware Killer

m256997683119 said:

...You do not need SASPy and MBAM. Just use one (I'll recommend MBAM and do as torchwood sets it)...

I gently disagree. Each one will catch something the other one does not catch. While only one of the two should have Real [Time] Protection/Shields active, the 2nd one can do scheduled scans from time to time, during times the first is not running any scheduled scans.

Okay so MBAM detected a lot of PUP's. I'd say they sneaked in when installing software or games. Anything MBAM found - remove it.

Then run other scans with ADWCleaner and Ultra Adware Killer and remove anything they find.

You didn't answer the question - when do you see these warnings? Is it only when browsing? You might want to reset Chrome.

Here's how to do that using UVK:

Then you can run a script to clean up some stuff.

If you download the attached file to your desktop and rename it to UVK Script.uvk

(rename from UVK Script.txt to UVK Script.uvk)

UVK Script.txt

you can import the script into UVK and run it.

File contents:

Code:

<UVKCommandsScript>
<EnableSystemRestore>
<CreateRestorePoint>
<EmptyBrowsersCache>
<DeleteBrowsersCookies>
<CleanAllUsersTemp>
<Reboot>

############ End of UVK Commands Script ###########

Instructions:

From UVK welcome screen choose "Run Scripts" then "Import commands from file"

Browse to the file that you saved and renamed to UVK Script.uvk and open it.

Then click "Run/ Fix Listed"

When finished your computer should reboot.

Note: Will be offline for a week from today. Hopefully one of our malware removal experts will add their advice!

More information:

So if that window pops up again - would you mind running UVK then from the Welcome Screen select "Process Manager"

Drag the Target Icon (Window Catcher) over the dodgy window and a process will be highlighted in the list. Right click on the entry for that process and choose "Process Properties"

Post a screenshot. If I don't get back to you until next week at least it will help others to work out what is going on!