win32 bamital.ek and comp restart at logon

You should have followed our cleaning procedure and immediately attached the logs as requested. We do not ask you to run Malicious Software Removeal Tool, ATF Cleaner, nor Eset in our cleaning procedure. What has now happened is that you have had files required for Windows to work deleted.

Have you tried booting to last known good configuration? If that does not work, you will need to boot your Windows XP boot CD and restore and files that were deleted. Did you write down what the other tools removed? If not then start by trying to restore winlogon.exe and explorer.exe from the Recovery Console. ( see what was done in message # 9 in this link:Following instructions - still having trouble )

 

Did you boot from the CD or did you boot Windows and then access the CD.

 

Please read ALL of this message including the notes before doing anything.

Please follow the instructions in the below link:

READ & RUN ME FIRST. Malware Removal Guide


and attach the requested logs when you finish these instructions.

• **** If something does not run, write down the info to explain to us later but keep on going. ****
• Do not assume that because one step does not work that they all will not. MGtools will frequently run even when all other tools will not.

• After completing the READ & RUN ME and attaching your logs, make sure that you tell us what problems still remain ( if any still do )!

Helpful Notes:

1. If you run into problems trying to run the READ & RUN ME or any of the scans in normal boot mode, you can run the steps in safe boot mode but make sure you tell us what you did later when you post logs. See the below if you do not know how to boot in safe mode:
   
   • Starting your computer in Safe mode
2. If you have problems downloading on the problem PC, download the tools and the manual updates for SUPERAntiSpyware and Malwarebytes ( links are given in the READ & RUN ME) onto another PC and then burn to a CD. Then copy them to the problem PC. You will have to skip getting updates if (and only if) your internet connection does not work. Yes you could use a flash drive too but flash drives are writeable and infections can spread to them.
3. If you cannot seem to login to an infected user account, try using a different user account (if you have one) in either normal or safe boot mode and running only SUPERAntiSpyware and Malwarebytes while logged into this other user account. Then reboot and see if you can log into the problem user account. If you can then run SUPERAntiSpyware, Malwarebytes, ComboFix and MGtools on the infected account as requested in the instructions.
4. To avoid additional delay in getting a response, it is strongly advised that after completing the READ & RUN ME you also read this sticky:
   • Don't Bump! It Only Hurts You!!!

Any additional post is a bump which will add more delay. Once you attach the logs, your thread will be in the work queue and as stated our system works the oldest threads FIRST.
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Let me refer you to the below link again which was in my first messag:

Don't Bump! It Only Hurts You!!!

Can you get an MGtools log from Normal Boot mode now or is it still impossible to boot normally?

You need to uninstall the below which Grisoft stopped supporting many years ago.

AVG Anti-Spyware 7.5


Do you have your Windows XP boot CD? You may have to boot to the Recovery Console to replace infected copies of some Windows system files. Like explorer.exe and winlogon.exe

 

Boot into the Recovery Console ( see how to do this in option 2 here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/314058 ) and run the below steps. The below steps will assume that your CD drive is D so change this to the appropriate drive letter if yours is different.

Once you are in the C:\Windows> prompt of the Recovery Console, input the below brown bold font commands one at a time each followed by the enter key. Read the notes further down which comment on these commands.

copy D:\i386\explorer.ex_ explorer.exe
cd system32
copy D:\i386\winlogon.ex_ winlogon.exe
exit



NOTES:

• the first command try to copy a compressed copy of Windows explorer.exe from your CD back to the Windows folder. Yes the underscore ( .ex_ ) is correct.
• the second command should cause the prompt to change to C:\windows\system32>
• the third command should copy the compressed winlogon.ex_ file ( yes the underscore is the correct file name ) from the i386 folder of your CD into the system32 folder and rename it to winlogon.exe, the file will automatically be uncompressed. Notice the space after the copy and after the ex_
• the fourth command should reboot your PC. Remove the CD and see if Windows boots normally

Now shutdown all protection software and run a scan with ComboFix and attach the new log. Download current copy of combofix.exe first.

 

You said you shutdown the firewall. Your logs indicate you have ZoneAlarm Security Suite installed. Did you shutdown all of ZoneAlarm's protection. Did ComboFix post any warnings about Zonealarm running? Do you have the current version of ComboFix ( please download it again from the READ & RUN ME link ).

If it will not run in normal boot mode, see if you can run it in safe boot mode.

 

What did you do in trying to copy both those files, exactly?

 

Well, that should have been the correct way to do it. So something else is wrong. See if you can do these instructions:

How to recover from a corrupt registry.

 

You can try doing a scan with a bootable disc:
Kaspersky Rescue Disc

If that doesn't help I am going to suggest you post in the software forum to try to get your system to boot.

 

Is this a desktop computer or a laptop? IF a desktop, you may need to slave it in another computer and save your important files and data. Then do a clean install. The BSOD error could be either software or hardware issues. You would not know until you did a reinstall.

 

I have not heard anyone having to use a wired keyboard. But you could try that. If you want to try a different bootable disc, you can try one of these:

http://www.free-av.com/en/tools/12/avira_antivir_rescue_system.html

BitDefender Rescue Disk-with-auto-update.

But at this point, I think your best bet is going to be slaving the hard drive, copying your files and data, trying to run AV software on it, and then if necessary, do a clean install.