tomzak2000
Posts1Registration dateTuesday 15 June 2010StatusMemberLast seen15 June 2010
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15 Jun 2010 à 14:19
mrrigga
Posts196Registration dateWednesday 5 May 2010StatusContributorLast seen14 July 2010
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15 Jun 2010 à 15:18
Hello,
My keyboard will not work during normal Window startup. It will only work in safe mode.
I am unable to log on as Adminstrator without password to test whether this is Account User based on system wide.
Last week, my PC was infected with some kind of redirect that led me to the following steps and results:
1. Ran Hijackthis to see if I noticed anything unrecognizable and found the following:
I followed a couple of forum pages and followed instructions for removing. Upon removal,
I lost my internet connectivity. Another scan of Hijackthis log and noticed:
I searched and found a forum on this and followed instructions to remove. Got internet back.
Once able to accces Trendmicro's Housecall, I ran a scan that Friday and found over 380 infected and cleaned files labeled as:
PE PATCHED.RCS
A scan for Spybot S&D found a handful of adware/spyware which were removed.
I also uninstalled the Dealio Toolbar, which I did not realized was installed.
The computer was accessed today (it was left powered up since last Friday) and suddenly the Logitech wireless keyboard will not work. Depsite numerous attempts at troubleshooting, it will only work in Safe Mode. I have tried the following:
Plugging in USB keyboard provided with PC. Will not work upon normal start up.
Uninstalled drivers for both keyboards. Will not work upon normal start up.
Note: the Logitech wireless mouse using the same wireless hub as the keyboard works.
Ran Trendmicro's updated Housecall today and found and removed:
sdra64.exe described as RogueAV File.DCT
5C.tmp described as HIDDEN FILE
1F8.tmp described as HIDDEN FILE
Still nothing. I tried restoring to last known configuration that worked and, of course, the viruses and RogueAV File.DCT were reinstalled along with the SearchSettings entries and the Dealio Toolbar
A seach of SeachSettings.exe led me to an entry in this forum. The following scans were requested for that entry. I have posted them below:
======= REPORT FROM AD-REMOVER | ONLY XP/VISTA/7 =======
Updated by C_XX on 13/06/10 at 20:40
Contact: AdRemover.contact@gmail.com
website: http://pagesperso-orange.fr/NosTools/ad_remover.html
C:\Program Files\Ad-Remover\main.exe (SCAN [2]) -> Launched at 14:24:59 on 15/06/2010, Safeboot mode
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 3 (X86)
a37456, D1WL70D1 ( )
mrrigga
Posts196Registration dateWednesday 5 May 2010StatusContributorLast seen14 July 2010119 15 Jun 2010 à 15:18
Good God thats a lot to read!!
Try running scan in safe mode with networking also disable system restore viruses hide there Dont forget to able it when you restart the computer. I find Malwarebytes a good malware/spyware program.
Make sure your anti-virus is working and up to date.
Here is another one off scan tool that may help McAfee-Avert-Stinger download from https://download.cnet.com/s/mcafee-avert-stinger/