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[4444]

I took the freedom of making another OTL log. Attached

[4444]

Hi there, should I disable the AVAST  web shield?

[jeffce]

Hi,


• Right-click and Run as Administrator CKScanner.exe then click Search For Files
  
• When the cursor hourglass disappears, click Save List To File
  
• A message box will verify the file saved
• Double-click the CKFiles.txt icon on your desktop then copy/paste the contents in your next reply
  

[4444]

done

[4444]

doctor, what are your feelings about it?..

Its all toguether a bit strange. Adblock plus no detecting nothing and malvaware and avast is detecting..

Avast is quite a popular soft, so Im afraid that anyone entering in myspace site could get the same message.. did not try to pass the myspace link prfile to friends to see if they got the same messeges becouse I want to be sure to dont spread virus to friends.. But the avast (a popular soft)  massage worrys me becouse of the "image" the profile gives..

Feelings?

[jeffce]

Hi,


Download Revo Uninstaller

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• Double click the installation file on the desktop to run the installer.
• Let it install to the default location.
• Double click the new Revo Uninstaller Icon on the desktop to start the program.

You will now see a list of installed programs that Revo Uninstaller can remove.

• Locate the program you are uninstalling <Google Chrome>
  
• Right Click the Icon then choose Uninstall.
  
• Click yes to the warning and choose the Uninstall Mode
  
• Choose the Advanced option and then click Next.
  
• This will launch the programs built in uninstaller. Be patient it can take several seconds.
• Once the uninstaller is done click Next.
  
• Revo Uninstaller will now scan for leftover information. Be patient it can take several seconds.
• Once this scan is done click Next.
• You will then be presented of the leftover entries found by Revo Uninstaller
• Look at ALL of the entries to ensure they relate to the uninstall.
  
• Next click Select All > Delete to remove the entries.
  
• Click Next.
  
• If there are any program file folders left over you will be presented with a list to be removed.
• Again look at ALL of the entries to ensure they are related to the uninstall.
  
• Click Select All > Delete to remove the entries.
  
• Click Finish to go back to the uninstall list.
  
• Close the program

After you have this completed install a fresh copy of Google Chrome.  Hopefully this will fix up your problems. 

[4444]

Hi again, done, and popups comes once more..

NOTE: with firefox the same popups
with iexplorer i dont get the popups, but when initialicing I got a popup adons window attached, dont know if that will give you the clue.

[4444]

OK, now i have real problems, im in another computer..

Download Revo Uninstaller
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Double click the installation file on the desktop to run the installer.
Let it install to the default location.
Double click the new Revo Uninstaller Icon on the desktop to start the program.
You will now see a list of installed programs that Revo Uninstaller can remove.
Locate the program you are uninstalling <Google Chrome>
Right Click the Icon then choose Uninstall.
Click yes to the warning and choose the Uninstall Mode
Choose the Advanced option and then click Next.
This will launch the programs built in uninstaller. Be patient it can take several seconds.
Once the uninstaller is done click Next.
Revo Uninstaller will now scan for leftover information. Be patient it can take several seconds.
Once this scan is done click Next.
You will then be presented of the leftover entries found by Revo Uninstaller
Look at ALL of the entries to ensure they relate to the uninstall.
Next click Select All > Delete to remove the entries.
Click Next.
If there are any program file folders left over you will be presented with a list to be removed.
Again look at ALL of the entries to ensure they are related to the uninstall.
Click Select All > Delete to remove the entries.
Click Finish to go back to the uninstall list.
Close the program

I did these steps again to make sure I did it correctly, but with one difference, after uninstalling y did a windows restart, and the computer doesn't  start again.

3 seconds starting windows, and the the computer shuts down.

NOTE:
About the quoted....

I followed the steps you gave me but the options were not exactly the same, though the conceps of the options were the same.. I imagine is couse I installed a newer version. Per exwemple:

Click yes to the warning and choose the Uninstall Mode
Choose the Advanced option and then click Next.

There was no these 2 steps

[4444]

and another important thing, I guess is important..

The computer always, since I have it, gives me errors upgrating windows, so I think windows has been never updated. Now the computer is dead

[!Donovan]

Look at ALL of the entries to ensure they relate to the uninstall.


Did you make sure you didn't delete a critical Win32 file?

[4444]

Look at ALL of the entries to ensure they relate to the uninstall.
Next click Select All > Delete to remove the entries.

Again look at ALL of the entries to ensure they are related to the uninstall.
Click Select All > Delete to remove the entries.

Did you make sure you didn't delete a critical Win32 file?

no, just clicked on select all and delete

[4444]

Ok, windows loaded again, dont want to touch too many things, so im with another computer again.

Chrome is not insatalled.. Should I make a restore?

[4444]

Again look at ALL of the entries to ensure they are related to the uninstall.
Next click Select All > Delete to remove the entries.

hahaha...I think i missed the bold quote. ups  sorry about that

Should I restore? Revo created a restore point just before I uninstalled chrome

[polonus]

Hi 4444.

After you are done, you can go through the OS restoring and fixing critical issues with http://support.microsoft.com/fixit/
But do that only when jeffce has given you the green light and you are allowed to do so.

Also consider the times where you had programs installed and there might be remnants of old programs.
This could lead to all sort of strange issues with the OS, driver issues, mem problems, renowned for this is a not completely de-install of ZA for instance.

Later the computer should be handeld in normal user mode, and the admin mode should be used only when it cannot be handled otherwise.
Did you install all the service packs that came out for your OS?

For you it will be a gigantic step to work yourself up to get to using safehex, but this could be the start of a new attitude.
This could be the moment to decide for yourself never to land in such a desperate situation again.
Be grateful what jeffce did for you to have you come this far with the cleansing of this comp,
Felices Pascuas!

polonus

[4444]

Ok, I will wait to jeff. The computer came with ultimate installed, but with no SP installed, the computer was not originally mine.

By the way, im now typing in the "infected" computer