Cannot connect to internet after Malwarebyte
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julioz Posts 21 Registration date Sunday December 28, 2008 Status Member Last seen May 10, 2009 - Feb 8, 2009 at 12:54 AM
julioz Posts 21 Registration date Sunday December 28, 2008 Status Member Last seen May 10, 2009 - Feb 8, 2009 at 12:54 AM
Hello,
After running Malwarebyte Anti Malware this morning my computer has been on an absolute fritz. I have Windows XP.
I can no longer connect to the internet despite my connection being fine (currently I'm using my wireless laptop). I tried running a connection diagnostic, but it just closed as soon as I hit 'next.'
Everytime I open a folder, or change folders, Internet explorer launches, or launches a new tab if it's already open.
Most programs seem to open except for some odd reason DVDShrink.
I'm not particuarly tech savy. Anything else I can tell that will help with this problem?
After running Malwarebyte Anti Malware this morning my computer has been on an absolute fritz. I have Windows XP.
I can no longer connect to the internet despite my connection being fine (currently I'm using my wireless laptop). I tried running a connection diagnostic, but it just closed as soon as I hit 'next.'
Everytime I open a folder, or change folders, Internet explorer launches, or launches a new tab if it's already open.
Most programs seem to open except for some odd reason DVDShrink.
I'm not particuarly tech savy. Anything else I can tell that will help with this problem?
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julioz
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Feb 8, 2009 at 12:54 AM
Feb 8, 2009 at 12:54 AM
Install the driver again, this might be a malware that directly attacked the driver of the folder for the drive. In any case you can first run a scan and then just install the driver again. As you told me that you are tech savy I imagine that you will know how to do it, simple.
If this does not work let me know we will try to find another cause of the problem
If this does not work let me know we will try to find another cause of the problem
