You might have done something as simple as reboot and gotten the image sort back.
You have multiple antivirus programs running: Avira, Symantec/Norton security program and according to the restore Points, you also installed AVG on 6/15/2010. Multiple antivirus programs make the system more vulnerable and also slow it down
Please decide which
one you want to keep and remove the others. Here are tools to help. Use the tools for the 2 programs you do
not want to keep:
Norton Removal Tool.
AVG Removal: Note: You may have to reinstall AVG to uninstall it fully
To uninstall Avira:
- Start> Settings> Control Panel> Add or Remove Programs (Windows 2000/ XP) or Start - Control Panel - Uninstall a program (Windows Vista / 7)
- Wait for the list of installed programs to load, then click the name of the Avira program.
- Click Remove next to the program's name (Windows 2000 / XP) or in the menu above the list (Windows Vista / 7).
- Press Yes, to confirm the removal and then OK.
- . Click Next until Finish. The software is removed.
Reboot the computer when finished.
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Please uninstall
Spyhunter from the Enigma Software Group This is not good software to have on the system and the Enigma site itself brings up alerts of being an untrusted and unreliable site. Check Add/Remove Programs for the uninstall. When done, use
Windows Explorer (Windows Key + E)> click on My Computer> Double click on the Local drive (C)> Programs> find the
Spyhunter and/or
Enigmafolder and do a right click> Delete.
Exit Windows Explorer.
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There are several entries in Combofix that need to be moved. Before I write that script, please handle the multiple antivirus programs and the uninstall for Spyhunter and Enigma. Then run Combofix again. IF there are any remaining entries from above, I can add them to the script and have you run it all together.
You need to be really careful with what security programs you put on the system and where you download the programs.
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Edit: You asked about
"NvCPavill". I can't ID that file, but here is a reference for
NvRoter.exe in Australia: It's in the left frame almost to the bottom. Perhaps you can understand the words. A
http://newspapers.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/2063000