said by spooler0 :

how about unzipping your log file? After that, would you paste the log into your post as text and repost the question?

Prior to doing so, would you complete ALL the steps in:

»Security »I think my computer is infected or hijacked. What should I do?

said by spooler0 :

Have you checked your host file for any added entries in it?

Do you use a hosts file? or do any of the added programs on your HJT list use one?

said by spooler0 :

Take a look at IE>Tools>InternetOptions>Connections>LanSettings. See if you don't see it there.

Write down what you see so you can add it back if you delete it.

Mine in IE shows up in HJT logs when set to use the Local Proxy. It does not show up when not using the local proxy with IE.

It doesn't show up either way in the HJT logs when using Mozilla.

If in doubt, have HJT "fix" it. Let HJT save it as a backup. If all runs fine without it, check you IE settings again to see if it is still there. If a program you use no longer works without it, restore the backup from HJT.

said by Phoenix__1 :

I thought about that, so I already did check and there was nothing checked or added in lan settings. Think I'll remove it and then if things go wrong, restore it.

It's what I was thinking of doing, but didn't think it would hurt to ask and see if anyone else has seen this before. I use Firefox, not IE.

edit: Surprise! The setting was in fact in Firefox. I'm going to remove it and then see what happens.

said by NetFixer :

What you saw may be related to this post: firefox localhost:loopback with Outpost firewall.

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