System attempting to shutdown randomly with 60 seconds countdown (Cont.)

Hey there, at Malware Removal they said I should get help from here.

http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?p=1748581

Basically I ran a lot of scans from the Malware forum, and he said I should take this here, because my logs looked clean, my system keeps restarting randomly and just last time 'shutdown -a' stopped working, so it's gotten worse.

 

Right click on services.exe in the system32 folder and select properties. What is the version number and what is the size of the file?

Version should be 5.1.2600.5755

Size should be 110,592 bytes

MD5: 65DF52F5B8B6E9BBD183505225C37315

 

Alright,

Version is: 5.1.2600.5922

Size is: 110,592 bytes.

MD5 is: C519E15665CD89A91AD383FCE3CB556A

 

It sounds like services.exe crashing after incomplete Sirefef/ZeroAccess infection.

 

Oh. Can you help me? What should I do?

 

Download Windows Repair Portable 1.7.5
and extract it to somewhere convenient.
Start the application, go to the Step 4 tab and under ERUNT click on Backup. It could take a few minutes to complete.

Extract the attached xp_netsvcs.reg file and double click to merge with the registry. Let me know if you get a success message. Then reboot your computer.

 

I did do as you asked, but after restarting soon after merging that registry file with my registry, my sound/internet did not work at all, and Explorer took lots of time to load up too, so I used that backup to get me back here.