Hijacked hosts file.

Sigh, I'm growing so tired of this. Every time I surf the internet, it stalls a webpage an redirects me to result5.google.com with "webpage not available" error, most of the time the explanation is "DNS not resolved".

It first started when I reformatted and as vulnerable as it is with no AV, I accidentally got infected by those fake AV's. I managed to delete every tiny byte of the malware except for the hijacked HOSTS file, I resorted to the reformat option.

Things I tried before reformatting:

• Resettings HOSTS file.
• Running MBAM.

Unfortunately, I wasn't so smart and didn't think of visiting this website of which I have known for quite some time.

Errors I've gotten when attempting the above:
I couldn't reset the HOSTS file as it's if the directory doesn't exist, I countered it by creating a new HOSTS file, since it was hiding itself from "../drivers/etc", but the problem occurred every few websites. I managed to read some entries of the hijacked HOSTS file before I attempted to counter it by creating a new one by entering "...drivers/etc/HOSTS" in the address bar. Most of them were simply redirecting google to ad filled websites. I have no clue how it redirects other websites not listed in the HOSTS file tough.

ANYWAYS, now that I reformatted, I was so relieved! *Types google.ca* , "Webpage not available" OH DEAR GOD! I have no clue if it's even possible, I clearly reformated using the "full reformat" when reformatting using the windows xp disc. Oh well, you MajorGeek's specialists are the only ones who are capable of helping me.

Just so you know, my hosts file is clean, no different entries and I can't access the hijacked one by entering ".../drivers/etc/HOSTS" in the address bar. I have also tried everything I found in the search results concerning this problem. As it might seem it isn't the HOSTS file that's infected, my computer is behaving the SAME way as it was when it had the hijacked hosts file.

 

TDSSkiller log and RRlog, maximum of 4 file to upload :/

 

As I said, I tried all the solution mentioned in the search results concerning this problem and that solution is one of many that didn't work.

 

That would be possible except that my dad's computer is hooked to the same router as mine is and he doesn't have this problem. I'll still try that, just need to find my router's manual online... Somewhere...
Is it possible resetting it, but not "physically", something in it's settings ("192.168.0.1")?

Edit
How lucky! There was a button exactly for that purpose, now that I reseted to factory settings, I'll see if the problem still occurs and and report back if not, I'll go for the "final steps" of which you people repeat so many times!

Edit

Zzz, nope.. The problem doesn't leave.
Just made a quick google search for "malwa", I clicked for one of the results and it redirected me here:
http://results5.google.ca/click.php...group.com/&ref=http://www.google.ca/search?hl
I also forgot to mention that sometimes it changes a random page to all blank and I have to refresh several times for the content to appear.