CB44.exe fail...

Modelworks

Lifer
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That one auto starts off the program menu, . type msconfig and see if it is listed and removed it.
 

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Lifer
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That one auto starts off the program menu, . type msconfig and see if it is listed and removed it.

Jeez, these viruses these days are getting too stupid. >.>

Anyway, I did that but I used NOD32 and AVG to get rid of all the [word removed - keep it clean pls]. I've rescanned my system like 5 times with both and it says I am clean so I'll go with it.

Anyway, deleting everything in my temp folder and unchecked them from the thing (Along with like 5 other useless processes like quicktime, javaupdate, google talk(wtf?))
 
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Chiefcrowe

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I'd recommend also scanning your system with an online scanner like F-secure just to be sure!
 

Modelworks

Lifer
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Another tool better that finds stuff the others miss:
http://www.gmer.net/

I had a situation with a friends pc today . He would search google and the links would appear like normal, but clicking any of them would send him to a ad site. If he used bookmarks or typed addresses all was fine.
Nothing showed in process explorer, task manager or virus or malware scans, then I remembered the program above.
It found the program, it was hidden as a driver in system32 folder. They had hidden it even if you enabled show hidden files. Also had hidden the registry keys so they didn't show. I took apart the malware and it was scripted to only trigger when someone searched google.

Great program though for finding the hard ones.
 
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