Connectivity - malware cleaned-win7

Dear Software Geeks,

Malware is gone. Now the connectivity reports connection, but there is still no access. Your Malware crew reported from the logs that the computer claimed to be connected.

Lenovo Win 7 Home Premie, SP1, 64 bit,
Avast,

Please let me know if I can provide any more information...thanks in advance...

 

Thank you Plodr,

The desktop uses a wifi adapter (not built in) to which it connects (...) to the router. There are two routers (House & renter) in close proximity. However, the wifi bandwidth is public (unencrypted) (hey, we're in the boonies) and works fine. I walk around the building with my lenovo vista laptop from unit to unit without a hitch (except it's vista).

On the "house" win7 unit, the connection dialogue at the wifi icon shows both resident routers, however, our house router indicated an exclamation point such as appears in the Devices dialogue box.

The renter router has no warning sign and indicates full and happy connection.

An issue has been "too many cooks" due to UAC foul-up, but I just got a swift, patient, and much appreciated lesson in that from Chaslang which may reduce turmoil in the future.

Added: I also connected the tower to the direct dsl and the same issue, full connectivity indicated, no connection at any browser (ie,moz')
Anything else I can provide? Thank you in advance for your kind attention.

 

Hello again Plodr,

I've searched the forum about installing drivers for the network adapters, but I'm wondering if all of them need to be uninstalled. In another thread dlb recommends installing another driver after uninstalling all drivers. I have the list of installed network adapters in a jpg if it would help, I'll post it.

I installed the realtek rtl8188...adapter today, same story, excellent connectivity indicated, no access.

any advice you can give me would be appreciated...thanks in advance...

 

Hi my friend , you can inform us about your model

http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/FindProductNumber.page

as plodr said you , is there any ? in Device Manager menu ? You can follow this : Start - Run devmgmt.msc - ok :wave

 

Hi Falconattack! We've met here before...thanks for looking in.

the desktop is a lenovo win 7 sp1 64 bit 6g ram,avast.

malware scanned clean.

We have two routers, house (unencrypted) and renter (encrypted). They are bridged and work fine on most other machines. Our house router also serves a dsl connection to another desktop which connects fine.

Unit shows an exclamation point on the task tray wifi icon for the house router but indicates full connection to the encrypted router (renter).

By all indications there is full connectivity but there is no connection for the browsers (ie, moz).

The long list of adapters was from unknown devices (mg) and lists many more than the windows devices dialogue which only shows the two realtek and the cisco. I just installed the realtek adapter yesterday to see but no help...Thanks and Peace...

I'll post these jpgs of the various dialogue boxes. Please let me know if there is any more info I may provide!! Peace!

 

Would someone kindly sort out these adapters?

I'm trying to get this issue resolved before the reinstall. Anyone have any ideas about these hidden adapters?

Any more info I can provide? Thanks!!

 

Hello and thanks,

I installed the netgear software and adapter just prior to the post to see if perhaps the cisco adapter was funky, but to the same non-effect...

It showed the same full connection as the netgear without actual connection...

I'm wondering what all these other adapters are the unknown devices shows...could that be the source of the problem?

Thanks again!!

 

Unknown devices shows mystery wifi adapters??

Can anyone take a look at the attachments and sort out what wifi adapters might be conflicting? Or even why there are so many that don't display in windows? Current adapter is enabled as posted...thanks...

 

Vista, Win 7 and Win 8 Malware Removal/Cleaning Procedure
I have followed this procedure, and I want attach the Reports for evaluation.