You're welcome.
however, i still have all the infected files in the avast's secure chest. do i delete the whole chest? or let them remain?
They are safe there, they can't be accessed from outside the chest or ran from within the chest. You can leave them a few days if you want, then delete them.
To delete them, start avast, click on the chest, click the infected button.
The files will appear in the window, highlight them, and delete. Don't worry they can't be executed (ran) from within the chest.
spybot ran a scan and found tagasaurus and some other one. i had it fix the problems...hope they won't come up again.
Where did spybot detect them? The name of the files and the path?
Just a security note for wireless routers. They come from the manufacturer with a factory password. That is they all have the same password. The users guide tells users to change the password. If you haven't done this already please do so. Any infected computer tapping into your router could infect you.
If you already knew that, then disregard it.
Happy surfing.
