Crazy trojan

i did that already but once I run any antimalware it will open, but once I start a scan it closes. When i look at the security settings again they have changed back to not having the system in the list anymore. The second i hit the check for problems button the program closes. when I go back to the exe. system has been removed from the security tab.

people always say run malware or Av in safe mode, but i cant get into safe mode and cant run it

then is what happened to me first, all AV and malwares were disabled this way, and now virtually all programs except chrome. Also internet connection and sound are lost.

I tried to take to hard drive out to scan but soon discovered it was SATA and not adaptable to my old external hard drive box (laptop size), 2.5")

so I made a boot disc but has not worked, perhaps i try again...

i gave up and bought vista and installed it. hopefully that cures it... any tips on how to secure my system and optimise vista would be greatly appreciated!

oh, then I have to wait forever for windows 7, or just get a mAc that I always wanted

Windows 7 release 10/22/2009... or of course you can spend big bucks on a Mac

New update, I found the Trojans but cant remove or repair
They are Pakes.npx, PCK.Tdss.Z.939, PCK.Tdss.Z.949, PCK.Tdss.Z.959 and Alueron.19456U.3

What can I do??

pomkon.
Did you go to the 8-Step Virus & Malware Removal thread and follow the instructions and post your 3 logs?

usually, scanning in regular mode with SuperAntiSpyware, MalwareBytes, and Avira Antivirus, then immediately run Avira and MalwareBytes again in safe mode will remove them. Or Kaspersky or Nod32

Safe mode is the key.

You might also do a search by name of each trojan for a removal tool... they not all become victims of the same removal tool.

But Symantec, AVG, TrendMicro, CA, McAfee, and Panda will not remove them.

But Tmagic650's suggestion is the way to go, if it has been updated...

There are problems doing that because the internet is disabled. Avast, AVG, malwarebytes were disabled as well. So I cant get update and cant run Av check. So I used a boot AVIRA boot disc and the logs cant be extracted unless I photograph it and post it.

I havent tried SuperAntiSpyware. I understand I havent done it the exact way and havent got enough reponse. I am sorry.

Install them all from disk. You don't need to show us the logs until you get some of them cleaned off.

Yes PomKon,
If you have access to a computer that can get online and has a working burner, download Avast, Superantispyware, and maybe Advanced SystemCare Free and burn them to a disk. At least you might regain enough control of your sick computer to get it partially working again

I am running the scan, but I am concerned with safe mode scanning, because there is something that is constantly terminating my explorer.exe as soon as windows run. It stopped because I ran msconfig and loaded the diagnostic startup loading basic services.

I hope after the first few steps, I can load safe mode and continue...

There are reasons why it is called <SAFE MODE>... your problem is elsewhere in your system.

sorry for bombarding. I am installing the softwares you have recommended and following the 8 steps. I have not sure whether to restart my computer as required by some antivirus software installation, because I remembered the AV were disabled once the computer is rebooted.

Just scan without rebooting??

I have done the 8 steps without the internet. No live update was made.

I could not install superantispyware because sfc.dll and msiexec.exe were not found.

I have not rebooted it because it disabled my AVG, malwarebytes and avast home when I was first infected. And I still cannot uninstall AVG. Comodo and avast asked me to restart but I havent.

A fresh full format and install of Windows may be called for here Avast free antivirus will do a scan before Windows boots up

what makes you say this?
Avast free antivirus did not do a before windows startup because there was some problem during startup, it did some diskcheck and finally automatically recovered some system files...

You have to select the "scan on boot up" option but because your computer is so messed up, it is almost impossible for you to get anywhere close to operational