Hi Eatgarfield, Nothing stands out in your log to cause suspicion. Since the file is gone and you no longer get any infection warnings, the...
Download ATF Cleaner by Atribune and save it to your Desktop. Close all open browser windows. Double click ATF-Cleaner.exe to run the...
Let the chkdsk finish as is. Once it's done, restart normally to make sure chkdsk doesn't run again, then restart and verify you can still boot...
Open a command window and type the chkdsk /r command, do not force an unmount, then schedule it to run upon restart. Restart the computer and do...
As a follow-up to this post, I'm going to attempt to explain what *I think* was happening. The value was indeed a dword value. dword = hex(4)...
Thank you Pete. :) Much credit goes to wbrumfiel too. Great co-operation and not panicking was key in successful resolution.
You're welcome. Glad I could help. :)
Excellent! :D Lets clean up our mess. Click Start>Run and type or paste the following command then hit enter to uninstall gmer....
That is good news! You did see my last post?
I finally tracked down the problem to the data for one value under one registry key. The value should be a dword value and it is a hex(4) value...
Go ahead and remove them then reboot. What else is showing up greyed out?
Avast, Avira, AVG, Comodo, PC Tools - they all have freeware versions.
Unless you were in safe mode with networking, the network controller and such would not be active and might appeared greyed out. Best not to do...
Just got your latest BootlogXP and it looks good to me. Under 2 minutes to fully load everything. :) Recheck the items in msconfig that I had...
Good job deester! Lets finish up. Open the Norton Antivirus interface and remove the items in quarantine. Click Start>Run and type ComboFix...
Please post the ComboFix logs from the first 3 times you ran it. They are located in C:\Qoobox and named ComboFix2.txt, ComboFix3.txt and...
Boot into safe mode and open a command window. Type in set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1 and press enter. Now type in devmgmt.msc and press...
How many cd/dvd drives does the computer have? If more than 1, do they all appear in My Computer? Does device manager show errors on the cd/dvd...
So I'm sure we're on the same page, you cannot start normally anymore after running the 3rd SubInACL routine? If so, this is a step forward .......
Correct ... SubInACL was not necessary for the swreg routine. There is no log created for the SubInACL routine. Lets do this one now. cd...
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