avast detected rootkits

[TTxzq]

Did a routine manual scan with mbam but no issues.
Then avast has detected threats (rootkits) on my windows 7 pc after a routine full scan was initiated on 2 Feb 13.
A quick look at the folders detected and they seem to have been "last modified" the day of the scan, 2 Feb 13.
Tried to move threats to chest, but action postponed until reboot. What shall I do?
adwcleaner, mbam and otl logs can be acquired if needed.

[mikaelrask]

hey and welcome to the forum. i suggest you attach those logs you mentioned to let a malware expert have a look at it. according the screen shout it could be zero accec trojan.

or follow this guide to be sure you get the right logs attached.

http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=53253.0

[essexboy]

Was the scan during or just after an update of windows or another programme

[TTxzq]

Was the scan during or just after an update of windows or another programme

it was after a windows update

[TTxzq]

hey and welcome to the forum. i suggest you attach those logs you mentioned to let a malware expert have a look at it. according the screen shout it could be zero accec trojan.

or follow this guide to be sure you get the right logs attached.

http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=53253.0

ok mikaelrask i will do this

[TTxzq]

adwcleaner log

[essexboy]

IN that case it is a false positive, as windows shifts files around during an update the behaviour becomes suspicious to Avast.  If you scan now they will no longer be present

[TTxzq]

mbam and otl logs here.
Also been getting strange messages just in the last 2 days about the hard drive.

[essexboy]

Looking at that I would recommend that you download and run the Samsung HDD test programme here http://support-us.samsung.com/cyber/popup/iframe/pop_troubleshooting_fr.jsp?idx=42990&modelname=SV0411N&modelcode=&session_id=  the one you want is HUTIL

Also it would be advisable to back up your data in case the hard drive is failing

I can see no evidence of malware on the logs