Help!

[lmw28if]

I'm running 4.5.523.  I'm inundated with viruses that Avast finds...I've included a screenshot of my virus chest of some just from like a couple of hours on the pc.  I've scanned, I've run A2, Adaware, Spybot S&D, I have SpywareGuard running.  It's unbelievable how many of these things pop up in one sitting.   Is there anything that can be done?  Are these false?  What can I do.  It seems that the more protection I've installed on my PC the more warnings I've been getting.  The SpywareGuard constantly finds things saying it wants to change the registry.  And I constantly get this TSL Installer trying to install...it's wild.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,

[Lisandro]

Seing the picture, all files except the last one are safe to be deleted.

You must clean your temporary files folder and disable your System restore to avoid reinfection:

Start > Control Panel > System > System restore > Disable
Click Apply
Enable it again
Click Ok

Better is run an avast boot time scanning (right click on the skin and schedule it)  

[lmw28if]

Not sure what you mean by disable it..then enable it again.
And I clean the Temp folders constantly.
What does the Boot time scan do vs. a regular scan.
Also, how long does a full scan normally take..when I do a full scan on my PC it takes hours.  I suppose it depends on how much is on your PC of course.
Thanks,

[Lisandro]

Not sure what you mean by disable it..then enable it again.

System restore. Disabling you will delete all files about previous system state.
After cleaning, enable it again.

What does the Boot time scan do vs. a regular scan.

You will have full access to disk (no files in use).

Also, how long does a full scan normally take..when I do a full scan on my PC it takes hours.  I suppose it depends on how much is on your PC of course. Thanks,

Like you said, depends. Some hours seems enough if you ask for a throughout scan.

[lmw28if]

OK..did a boot time scan.  System Restore has been shut off for some time now I noticed.  Should that be turned back on?  I've emptied the virus chest except for these 3 files:  saie.exe in the WINDOWS/SYSTEM folder.  
I've also done a full clean using BeClean and a custom clean getting rid of all the *.tmp etc. files.  Still getting some viruses...any more suggestions?
Also, anyone know what that saie.exe is or TSL Installer?
Thanks again,

[Lisandro]

You mean that even after a boot time scanning you're infected?
Which files (path and name) and which virus?

You should only enable the System restore again when you get sure to be clean.

[lmw28if]

Yes..did a boot time scan and still getting virus warnings.  Attached a screenshot of the virus chest since the boot time scan.  And I've deleted some as they've been coming in too...like 2.tmp....DE.tmp...etc.  Not sure what's going on.
Thanks,

[Lisandro]

Before running boot time scanning:

Did you disable the system restore?
Did you empty all your temporary files?

[lee16]

Imw28if

All the .Temp files are safe to deleat, and i found some information on saie.exe for you:
" saie.exe
What Is It?
Internet Optimizer - saie.exe

What Does it Do?
Internet Optimizer is an error page hijacker. This is commonly installed by other malware packages like Moneytree. This system is known to download and install additional packages which you don't want. If you have this then you likely have a number of other things you'll need to remove."

So i suggest you run Ad-Aware and spybot to make sure no other spyware/adware is left on your computer.

--lee

[Eddy]

Click on the link in my signature and start cleaning your system the proper way.

[lmw28if]

Well..I've run AdAware..Spybot...A2...I have SpywareGuard running...who knows...I'm about to give...
Thanks for all of your help,

[inthewildteam]

You might try searching for help on removing ezula

[Eddy]

Have you used HijackThis?
Did you remove the culprit which installed saie.exe?

[lmw28if]

I don't know if this is the place to submit this but I dld HijackThis and here's the log of that.  Not sure how to decypher this.  Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks,

[Rocker]

In addition to what is usually suggested, you might want to try... not only disabling System Restore, but also disable Virtual Memory and Hibernation. Reboot and delete the pagefile.sys and hiberfil.sys files and make sure that CWShredder is one of the clean up apps you run. Then schedule a boot scan.