Solved How do I get rid of this error

[billberry12]

I accidentally downloaded some kind of toolbar and get this message on startup. I have removed the program from Programs, and run ccleaner and it's registry cleaner, but this still remains.

Ideas?

 

[Golden]

Hi,

See if the detail here helps:
http://www.sevenforums.com/system-security/313782-cannot-remove-conduit-malware.html

 

[xunile]

You can also check the Task Scheduler, sometime there will be a left over task scheduled to run that can cause that error message.

 

[matts6887]

You can also check the Task Scheduler, sometime there will be a left over task scheduled to run that can cause that error message.

Took the words right outta my mouth lol. I was thinking this myself.

 

[billberry12]

Here is my JRT log

The error is still coming up

 

[matts6887]

You might have to try a different removal program/tool. Try going to Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Download.com and searching for free registry cleaner which should clean out the un-needed entries(hopefully).

 

[billberry12]

Going into Task Scheduler and disabling the culprits worked.

Should I now go in and delete what I disabled?

 

[Skits559]

its pretty easy, im just not sure how to do it since i moved to windows 8.1, anyways, i know the perfect person for this

 

[Skits559]

hes name is Rawad, hell let you know

 

[Skits559]

but i know for a fact CCleaner doesnt get rid of the issue you have to do it from your start menu

 

[Skits559]

ok do this, start>search>task scheduler look for the name background container and delete it, restart, you welcome

 

[billberry12]

solved

 

[Skits559]

Did I help for once?

 

[billberry12]

Actually xunile and matts6887 beat you to it. but hey, I appreciate any and all help everyone provides on this forum. It's gotten me out of many jam ups.

 

[Skits559]

Haha yeah man I know what you mean same here, thats why I try to return the favor, just gotta learn alittle more