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LoPhatPhuud
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Re: Multiple Infections

The TDSS Killer log was clean. So far no signs of a compromised OS so we can continue cleaning.

First:
I want to remove any leftovers from previous AV products. Run the removal tools for Norton and Trend Micro. You'll find the download links, etal, at the following links:

»support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home···le_en_us

»esupport.trendmicro.com/solution···551.aspx

Second:
Use Add/Remove Programs (Program Features) to uninstall the following:
Sendori
SelectionLinks

Third:
At this point it wise to install an AV if the computer will be online other than just for downloading any programs need for cleaning.

You can install the product of your choice or use MSE from Microsoft.

Fourth:
Run OTL again, and post or attach the log in this thread. Not that there will not be a new Extras log.
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Sanguin

@qwest.net

downloadOTL.Txt 143,100 bytes
OTL Log attached. AVG is now installed.


Sanguin

@qwest.net
reply to LoPhatPhuud

By the way, the error code starting up the Windows Security Center is 0x80070424. Some searching has some people suggesting the zero access rootkit. I assume we've ruled that out with the Rootkit scan we did earlier?