poopoo time for me

dear geeks

please highlight what infection I need to remove from my scan files posted.
i'm on the edge of self harm or harming something at least. Isn't it easier to jump to this point rather than spend hours and hours trawling through remedies I ask.
my copy of unactivated Counterspy has just run as I connected to the net and removed something from 'tribalfusion'. Of course the 'activescan' [from Panda] came first then the 'highjackthis' file after.
This infection probably happened due to my not being able to easily reload a previous Symantec subscription onto a reformatted harddrive. I'm currently running an updated copy of AVG.

Tres mercies and thankx for any help.
Mr Biker

 

Dear Geeks

How does your queueing system work?
This certainly doesn't work for me. Is my problem too hard?
Thanks anyway
Bye

 

Hi
Yes I have done all of the checks and hunting etc. before I did the hijackthis program. In fact I followed everything to the exact letter. About 8 hours on the machine last night doing it. The only marginal problem I encountered was with Counterspy. I did found the downloading of the program a little confusing as it only seemed to allow me use of the program if I payed up front, and, until I used it, wasn't sure whether it would work, but it did, although it was quite laboriously slow looking through files.
Thanks for the reply
Mr Biker

 

Sorry, yawn.

The files I did find were:-

Spybot: 35 X ms win. redirected hosts; 1 X ms win. sec. centre firewall override; 1 X ms win. sec. centre - disabled, 1 X Smitfraud_c. All fixed
Pandascan: will post later.
Counterspy (this only worked in normal mode, RACM failed in safemode): 1 X trojan.killreg[c:\windows\autoclk.exe; 1 X virtual-IE.msmovies Adware [general] - 2 objects: c:\windows\system32\netstat.com and system32\taskkill.com. I think were all fixed
Bitedefender: couldn't connect to the net.

A previous AVG scan revealed 7 threats: 2 trojans - trojan H PSW. Generic 3Eko; and 5 hosts virus c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\1.hosts .. 2.hosts ..3.hosts .. hosts.
It deleted the trojans but not the hosts.Trojans were found through a users hotmail address, path docs & sttgs\user\local settings\temp. int. files\content.IES\SDEJS52Z\ also path c:\windows\system32idoelp\

Many thanks for any help
Mr Biker

 

Hi.
Back on THE machine now so here are the files requested.
Thanks

 

Hi
And yet some more using Trojan Remover 6.5.6 (30 day free trial).
Thanks

 

Hi there
I have copped out and paid to have it fixed.
I think our time difference and the fact I'm at work in normal hours means fixing the home PC has made the process very slow and stressful - family pressures!
If I can help with any info I'm happy to help. Hopefully it was a challenging educational experience. I'm sticking with AVG AV protection now. Putting Norton Security (I keep slipping and calling it Norton Insecurity) was tricky for me, I had had the PC upgraded and when I got it back it had AVG on it, as I had previously re-subscribed by download (until May 2007, will I get a refund?) and having used my first product (disk) from 2003, putting that on hoping to then update it. Which didn't work and URL updates didn't work, all other updates did, which is I think what let viruses in. It wasn't till later via the Sysmantec site that I had to go to through their subscription process to get it back on. Nothing like having something 3 dimensional like the product in disk form to do the job. Ah well now the kids are older I don't need kid protection, it was always a battle to stop them working around it as well (older son is studying for a Computor Science degree at London Imperial), I know damn all about programming. The worst thing was how slow Norton Security made the machine.

Many thanks for the help
Mr Biker