Windows Secuity Center keeps disabling itself

[Hopalong X]

Yes delete everything it suggests. That is the favorite spot for Bad things is internet temp files and tracking cookies.

Bank accounts, passwords, credit card info what ever they can find.


Now download this. Free is big blue button at top left of page.
http://www.malwarebytes.org/

Download, install, open. Then click update tab and update. Then click Scan tab. Select Full scan then Scan.
Delete everything it finds.
A log will be produced on Notepad. Save log to desktop then upload log with next post.

Use the file part of this tutorial not screen shot to upload the log.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/9733-screenshots-files-upload-post-seven-forums.html
Mike

 

[Nedalalex]

so after i get the malwarebytes scan complete u want me to take a screenshot at the log?
p.s. what log are we talking about?

oh,and about hitmanpro,isn't 10000 files a little short?

my security center seems to stay turned on now,but i have another problem now,whenever i start up my laptop it says something about hitman pro,in the startup screen,how can i remove that;and can i now uninstal malware bytes?
p.s. the found items were sent to quarantine,will uninstalling malwarebytes affect this?

 

[Hopalong X]

Save the log as I posted to your desktop so you can find it.
When you go to make a new post click "Go advanced" top left pic below, then find the Manage Attachments button and click right pic.
Then upload the log using Manage attachments, bottom left picture below . Not a screen shot. You click the Browse button in manage attachments, find desktop then the file then click upload.

Hitman I have never used so can't say. I would have suggested ESET but lets do Malwarebytes first.

Mike

 

[Nedalalex]

i have uploaded the 3 logs.txt,isn't that what you were asking for?

and should i delete the whole quarantine from malwarebytes?


EDIT:it seems that my problem hase been solved,the security center is now turned on and working perfectly.
I have added reputation to all the folks who tried to help me.You guys were great,I am glad that I have taken the decision to look for help @ sevenforums.com

You were all very kind with me and didn't get bored of my stupidity and for that I thank you

 

[CanIHaz]

glad you got your PC running normal again.

 

[Hopalong X]

Maybe Malwarebytes ate the problem!

Glad it is working now whatever happened.

Mike

 

[Nedalalex]

thanks mate,thanks a lot

 

[richnrockville]

Another solution to the problem of a trojan or virus if malwarebytes can't get rid of it.
The old format C:\

If you had made an image backup of your system before trying a keygen program, you would only have
to boot your windows disk and do a system restore. I use Acronis and always make an image of my drives before I try a new program that could screw up my system. then I can restore the complete system as it was before the install.
Rich

 

[EzioAuditore]

so after i get the malwarebytes scan complete u want me to take a screenshot at the log?
p.s. what log are we talking about?

oh,and about hitmanpro,isn't 10000 files a little short?

my security center seems to stay turned on now,but i have another problem now,whenever i start up my laptop it says something about hitman pro,in the startup screen,how can i remove that;and can i now uninstal malware bytes?
p.s. the found items were sent to quarantine,will uninstalling malwarebytes affect this?

Your computer has multiple infections, including a backdoor. A backdoor gives intruders complete control of your computer, logs your keystrokes, steal personal information, etc.

You are strongly advised to do the following:

• Disconnect the computer from the Internet and from any networked computers until it is cleaned.
• Back up all your important data except programs. The programs can be reinstalled back from the original disc or from the Net.
• Call all your banks, financial institutions, credit card companies and inform them that you may be a victim of identity theft and put a watch on your accounts. If you don't mind the hassle, change all your account numbers.
• From a clean computer, change all your passwords (ISP login password, your email address(es) passwords, financial accounts, PayPal, eBay, Amazon, online groups and forums and any other online activities you carry out which require a username and password).

Do NOT change your passwords from this computer as the attacker will be able to get all the new passwords and transaction records.

Due to its backdoor functionality, your computer is very likely to have been compromised and there is no way that it can be trusted again. Many experts in the security community believe that once infected with this type of Trojan, the best course of action would be to do a reformat and reinstallation of the operating system (OS). However, if you do not have the resources to reinstall your OS and would like me to attempt to clean your machine, I will be happy to do so.

To help you understand more, please take some time to read the following articles:

What are Remote Access Trojans and why are they dangerous
How do I respond to a possible identity theft and how do I prevent it
When should do a reformat and reinstallation of my OS
Where to backup your files
How to backup your files in Windows XP
Restoring your backups