Another "Help Me" thread

Your log is basically clean. Other than these MyWay associated lines that Dell forced on you.
You can have HJT fix the below line:

R1 - HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Default_Page_URL = http://www.dell4me.com/myway
R1 - HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Default_Page_URL = http://www.dell4me.com/myway
R0 - HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Start Page = http://www.dell4me.com/myway

If the only problems you are having are cookies, I would not worry about it. The only way not to get any cookies is not to surf or to use software options to block all cookies. If you block all cookies, you will find there are too many sites that you will not have proper access to features you want. Cookies can in many cases be quite safe and useful. Yes there are some bad ones too. Using a program like Ccleaner, you can program in which cookies you want to always keep and then dump the rest periodically.

 

What cookies in particular?

Are you sure you have not accessed the internet after removing them? Did you remove them while offline or online?

Do you have a permanent connection (like cable or DSL) to the internet?

Physically unplug your cable to the internet. Now remove the cookies and reboot while still remaining disconnected. Are the cookies back now? If not, do whatever you normally do while not connected to the internet. Are they back now? If not, now reconnect to the internet and open up your browser. Are they back now? Do some surfing, are they back now?

 

You will even get tribalfusion cookies from MG's. They are not a problem.

Does the below file exist on your PC:
C:\windows\system32\myDll.dll

Yes but if you have connected to the internet the night before. They are already on your PC.

They are already there before you shut your PC down. Your AV is not picking them up when they are arriving. It is picking them up only when it runs a scan the next time you boot. Try running the scan before you shut down and clean them at that time. Then the next time you boot they should not be there.

If you surf, they will come back. I don't know what to tell you other than what I already said. Either disable all cookies. Set your Privacy setting in Internet Explorer to Block All Cookies but don't be surprised when you have difficulties on certain websites. Also since you are not saving cookies any place you use auto login features (like maybe here on Majorgeeks) you will now have to login manually because no cookies are saved. It is either this or don't surf. As I said before most cookies are not problems.

If you look at any one's PC at any given moment after doing a little surfing you will find dozens of harmless cookies. All spyware removal tools like to report these. It makes them look good. For the most part they are not problems.

Many spyware programs also report hundreds of items called MRUs. These are not problems either. They are just your computer's history tracking mechanism of things you have been doing. They are meant to be features. But some people make them out to be a big deal because you can use them to "track" what you were doing. Most people do not really care about them. But if you are worried that someone like your boss, spouse, or parent etc is checking up on you, maybe you do care.

 

You're welcome! Make sure you take a look at the below link too:

How to Protect yourself from malware!