brato92,
On the
Br0wwsae2saevEe...
Is there an entry for it in Control Panel > Programs and Features?
If so, press on and Uninstall/Remove
Post back on whether it is there or not, and, if there, whether you removed the program.
Next, please do an:
AdwCleaner Download
Save to the Desktop
Right-click on
adwcleaner.exe and select: Run As Administrator
Click the
Search button
When done, a text file opens.
Please post the content of the
AdwCleaner[Sn].txt in your reply.
Note: You can also find the reports at C:\AdwCleaner[Sn].txt (S = search, n = order number), or, C:\AdwCleaner[Rn].txt (R = remove, n = order number)
Also do a
Junkware Removal Tool Download
Save to the Desktop.
Make sure you temporarily disable your AntiVirus, Firewall, and any other security applications.
These programs may interfere with the running of JRT.
For information on how to disable protective programs, refer to this info:
How To Temporarily Disable Your Anti-virus, Firewall And Anti-malware Programs - BleepingComputer.com
Right-click
JRT.exe and select: Run as Administrator
The tool opens and starts scanning the system. Please be patient as this can take a while...
When done, a report (
JRT.txt) is saved on the Desktop.
Please post the contents of
JRT.txt in your reply.
Next, let's go back to
FRST64.
Have used this tool since its release in 2010.
In my experience, it has detected malware when other tools have not.
Please follow the instrucions on Post #
3, and tap the F8 key until the
Advanced Boot Options menu appears.
Use the arrow keys to select the
Repair your computer menu item.
See if you can get to the
System Recovery Options menu and select the
Command Prompt, vs. getting a black screen.
If so, proceed with
FRST64.