Thanks. You had entries for all of these and I didn't want to have you remove something you were using. It looks like AVG v9 was downloaded and installed as a new program instead of updating from v8. you may have needed to do the separate install, but there are multiple entries loading from AVG v8.
Check in Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel. If AVG v8 is listed there as well as Avg v9, please uninstall AVG v8. Then>
Boot into Safe Mode
- Restart your computer and start pressing the F8 key on your keyboard.
- Select the Safe Mode option when the Windows Advanced Options menu appears, and then press ENTER.
Using Windows Explorer: Windows key + E> click on My Computer> double click on Local Drive (C)> click on Programs> AVG: if you show 2 folders, find v8 and delete it. IF you only see 1 folder, double click to open> look for any v8 files and delete.
Then exit Windows Explorer.
There are also several Update Setups, mostly for Real Player. When you download a program and save it to your desktop, the saved file is called the 'setup.' Most programs will eventually remove the setup once the program has been installed. But what I'm seeing is a process used on IMB computers for incremental updates. I also see
setup 3.10 which indicates possible files sharing.
Here are 2 examples:
c:\documents and settings\david cooper\Application Data\Real\Update\setup3.10\rp\RealPlayerSPGold.exe
c:\documents and settings\david cooper\Application Data\Real\Update\setup3.10\RUP\vista.exe
Can you help me out on these files? You should be able to remove the setups once the program is installed, but I am not familiar with the RUP process which is described as:
Rational Unified Process (RUP), the IBM / Rational Software development process
I don't see any malware in the logs. Is there any obvious problem with the system now?