Re: Corruupt IE?

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David, Thanks for the advice. I will remember the tips for the AV software.
I wanted to let you know that I found a solution to the problem. It turns
out I am not alone. I found a thread from 8/15 concerning problems after an
update. The thread title is "Issue After Windows Update". Dave Patrick had
the solution. It turns out it was a problem with my APC software. After I
upgraded it, everything started working. Thanks.

"David H. Lipman" wrote:

> From: "Bryan" <Bryan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> | David,
> | Thanks for the advice. The BHOdemon just sits there when I try to run it.
> | It says it is downloading a local file but never completes.
> | Adaware (with latest def files) found a few (25) with only 8 critical (Alexa).
> | SpyBot S&D found nothing. I ran a full virus scan with NAI, it found
> | nothing. I downloaded the latest stinger, it found nothing.
> | The interesting thing is that I am having all kinds of problems doing basic
> | things. For example, I purchased a 160GB external drive to make a backup of
> | the data. The "found new hardware wizard" appears and just stays there. I
> | tried to remove my AV software and re-install. I couldn't remove it. I
> | tried to uninstall my tape backup software (Veritas), I couldn't uninstall
> | it. It is like this machine is posessed.
> | Any suggestions, anyone..... TIA
>
> I don't know what you mean by "I ran a full virus scan with NAI, it found nothing" If
> anything it is a McAfee VirusScan version and Stinger targets 53 infectors and their
> variants and uses a very small subset of the superset that the McAfee VirusScan is capable
> of which is approx. 145255 infectors. So running Stinger, a McAfee/AVERT tool, after
> running McAfee VirusScan was a fruitless endeavour. However, the Multi AV scanning tool I
> provided you adds Trend Sysclean and the Sophos Command Line Scanner to the equation and
> they may find what McAfee AV missed. For exmple, I know for a fact that Sophos which catch
> the "W32/PrsKey-A" Trojan while McAfee DAT v4567 does not (albeit it may be added to McAfee
> DAT v4568 and caught as "Generic Keylogger.c ).
>
> It could be that your OS is just corrupted.
>
> --
> Dave
> http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm
>
>
>
.



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