Cannot Access Certain Sites

I recently seem to have become unable to access certain url's from my laptop, and they are very important sites for me. I'm currently attending college, and I'm being prevented from connecting to most of the school's sites. I had some malware on an old desktop PC before that was similar, only last time it blocked most microsoft websites that would allow me to update the PC.

I'm currently working on a laptop, running Windows 8 on an HP Pavilion with Kaspersky as the virus protection since the thing came with a two-year subscription... Anyway, I was wondering if you can recommend anything for me to find the malware; I've tried other computers and the sites I'm trying to reach aren't down, but I can't reach them from my laptop.

Any help is appreciated, and naturally, I will be happy to provide any further details that you may need.

EDIT: Also, Kaspersky's scanners can't find the malware, so... yeah... there's that.

 

Ok, I ran cc cleaner and checked to see if that fixed it. Good news! I can now access all of my University Sites now, and want to follow through with the malware removal just in case.

Bad News! It seems that I'm having issues with wifi. I can't connect to any wifi on campus. Right now, I'm using a usb and a personal hotspot from my phone to reach the forum. I don't have unlimited data, so I hope to get this cleared up as quickly as possible. I've checked with other people on campus, my neighbors in fact, and the wifi is up and running. Could this be from malware? Or should I create a new topic for this?

Also, as a side note, when opening the "reconfigure" option for my wifi adapter, under the "events" tab it says that back in November of last year sometime, apparently the device was deleted. I'm not entirely sure what's going on right now.... it seems all messed up.

 

Ok, I just wanted to make sure that I wasn't going to royally screw things up by continuing with the process of looking for malware before I continued (e.g. messing up the wifi could have been a symptom of me doing something wrong, lol)

I'll try to get those logs to you by tomorrow.

Thanks for staying with my thread even though I'm kind of being bad with computers right now.

 

Ok, I have attached the logs from MalwareBytes, RogueKiller and TDSSKiller. I didn't do MGTools yet, because Google has said that the page to download MGTools has apparently been flagged by users to contain a download to Malware, which I'm not sure that you're aware of or not. Chrome also blocks the download claiming it to be Malware. I just wanted to be sure that you guys were 100% sure that it's the file I'm supposed to be downloading.

As for thinking I messed something up, I ran cc cleaner, deleted a few things only to fix the problem and create a new one. I read in the other thread that malware could attach itself to other program files, and figured it wouldn't be too hard to believe that something removed was intertwined with something important. But thinking back, it probably would be an actual part of the program file itself if it were actually attached to the file...

Turns out that there was a Whitelisting Issue with the school's network and I'm back on it. However, the problem of not being able to access many university sites is back somehow, and cc cleaner didn't fix it this time around. I ran it before doing the scans earlier today.

 

Sorry about that. I thought that I had them all. Strangely, I seem to have forgotten about HitmanPro and included the log, but remembered RogueKiller and forgot the log. Don't know how that happened. Lol.

Here is the RogueKiller log, and the MGtools log.

 

Thank you for this. It just concerned me that, you know, apparently real people though there was something wrong and reported it, if I can trust the message that Google Chrome gave me.

 

Still can't get to the site. I checked to make sure after your post, on the browser on my phone and the computer in the library, I can access the sites I'm looking for. One of them is an e-mail through outlook, that I can't even get to -.-

 

Ok, couple concerns after at least attempting all steps.

I am unable to find any place that tells me how to turn system restore points off for Windows 8. I can find all kinds of resources for turning it off in Windows 7 and before, I can find links on how to turn it on for Windows 7 and 8, but not turn it off for Windows 8. Is there any way that you know of to complete this step with my operating system? Or is skipable?

Also, I have a license on Kaspersky which claims to come with everything in the guide to protecting my PC (and a few extras, and with the exception of a cookie/temp file cleaner that I'm electing to use CCleaner for). Do you recommend that I just keep this setup? I mean, we didn't find anything malware related...

Also, as for the suggestions by chaslang, disabling protection did not help, and booting in safe mode left me without the ability to connect the the network somehow. Needless to say, I was unable to access the sites I was looking for, and still cannot. I'm looking into the restricted zones of my browser.

I will be staring a thread in Software after this to see if I can get this sorted out.

 

Sorry I was unclear. I really have to work on saying what I mean...

Right, anyway, what I meant to say was that, when booting the system up in safe mode (making sure that I selected "Networking" when looking in the control panel options to boot in safe mode) I couldn't access any network. I couldn't even access the hotspot from my phone (via USB, not bluetooth).

I'll check that link out that you posted...