Solved Do I have the w32 Blaster?

[cottonball]

0 objects detected

Almost gave me heart failure!! Thought you were mentioning the objects found...

 

[Prescottbob]

I would have thrown this thing off the second floor and gone to Applebee's.

 

[cottonball]

I like their steak.

 

[Prescottbob]

Just looking at Microsoft,s Tuesday updates. Maybe one of these would have saved y'all a lot of time.

 

[Prescottbob]

MBAM finished with 0 detections. The report is in notepad - I saved it , but it does not appear on the desktop to upload. Where is it?

 

[Prescottbob]

View attachment FSS.txt

 

[cottonball]

Click the Logs tab in MBAM

Also, are you still getting the "...contained a virus and was deleted" message.

 

[Prescottbob]

Same message in IE on Download. I see the log in MBAM on search but how do I Browse to it?

 

[Prescottbob]

View attachment mbam-log-2013-05-14 (14-11-27).txt

 

[cottonball]

Did you click the Logs tab in MBAM?

If you see the MBAM log in Search, right-click it and select: Open

 

[Prescottbob]

I missed a step before. (getting it out of MBAM to the Desktop)

 

[cottonball]

No biggie. The log is clean. That is what counts.

Please go back to SystemLook (Post #293)
•Right click on SystemLook.exe and select: Run As Administrator
•Copy the content of the following quote box and paste it into the main text field of SystemLook:

:filefind
MpSvc.dll

•Click the Look button to start the scan.

•When finished, Notepad opens with the results of the scan.

Please post new SystemLook.txt.

There were 3 files with MpSvc.dll, and ComboFix only fixed one, or did not report all the events.

 

[Prescottbob]

View attachment SystemLook (1).txt

 

[Prescottbob]

I sent the wrong one. Just a second!

 

[Prescottbob]

View attachment SystemLook.txt

 

[Jacee]

Did you, at one time, download Windows 8 to try it out?

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Security Client\MpSvc.dll --a---- 1555920 bytes [18:36 27/01/2013] [18:36 27/01/2013] 905601FFF40D8DA9FA82CBE77D1F5EB1

 

[Prescottbob]

No I have not.

 

[Layback Bear]

Good catch Jacee.
905601FFF40D8DA9FA82CBE77D1F5EB1

 

[cottonball]

Prescottbob installed MSE.

[ 905601FFF40D8DA9FA82CBE77D1F5EB1 ] C:\Program Files\Microsoft Security Client\MpSvc.dll

Doesn't that file with that MD5 belong to it?

 

[cottonball]

I also run MSE in Windows 7.

Have the file in my computer under C:\Program Files\Microsoft Security Client
MD5: 905601FFF40D8DA9FA82CBE77D1F5EB1, same size...

and, also under C:\Program Files\Windows Defender, but with a different size.

Can someone clue me in on what I am missing?