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My HJT log (as requested by Rik)

Discussion in 'Virus and Malware Removal' started by Crawlie, Dec 15, 2006.

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  1. Crawlie Newcomer, in training

    Alright... here it is... I bolded the entries that seem problematic to me but feel free to tell me I'm a *****, I hear it at work all the time so I don't get offended anymore ;)
    Once again, it had nothing to do with either a virus or malware but came about after a hard reboot and some registry changes that were blocked by Adwatch when they should have been authorized.

    Thanks :)

    sorry about that... I had bolded a few things and couldn't post the rtf as an attachment so now it's just *****... ok?
  2. Rik Banned

    You need to edit and repost the log as an ATTACHMENT!!


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  3. Crawlie Newcomer, in training

    done... do you think anything could be causing the problems with my DVD burner?

    thanks :)
  4. Rik Banned

    I need just your HJT log by itself in its original format in order to be able to process it!! It's a good job it wouldn't post as a rtf as doc's can carry viruses.

    It may be best if you go and read the Viruses/Spyware/Malware, preliminary removal instructions. Follow all the instructions exactly.

    Post fresh HJT and AVG Antispyware logs as ATTACHMENTS into this thread, only after doing the above.


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  5. Crawlie Newcomer, in training

    I have NOD32 running... won't AVG cause a conflict?
  6. Rik Banned

    AVG antispyware should be fine with it.

    Only AVG antivirus should have a problem with it but that's not what you need.:)


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  7. Crawlie Newcomer, in training

    okay... done. The AVG scan didn't return anything so I didn't post it.
  8. Rik Banned

    In the instructions you were told to rename hijackthis.exe to hijackthis1991.exe. It is very important to do this as some spyware can hide from hjt if it isn't renamed.

    From your log - C:\HJT\HijackThis.exe


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  9. Crawlie Newcomer, in training

    alright... really sorry about that one, I have read the instructions carefully but failed to do that.

    I am also including a HJT startup list as it is really where I can see most of what seems to be the problem in my registry. the HJT log looks clean.

    thanks for your efforts, Rik
  10. Rik Banned

    Are the following known and trusted by you?

    C:\Program Files\HttpWatch\httpwtch.dll
    C:\Program Files\Fichiers communs\SourceTec\SWF Catcher\InternetExplorer.htm



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  11. Crawlie Newcomer, in training

    yeah, they are url and flash sniffers.
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