Sal said:
Hi
Sorry I will provide as much information as I can.
I am trying to sort out a Windows XP SP2 HP Pc. This had mega
problems with
trogens and spyware. I installed SpybotSD, Adaware and AVG. I
updated all these prior to taking it into my house where I am not able
to connect to the
internet as I am on broadband. I ran all the checks in safe mode.
The computer's state at the moment is that I am no longer able to get
into dafe
mode as it freezes after the prompt to confirm safe mode. I am able
to log
into normal windows mode. The last scan I ran identified
backddor:win32/rbot.gen in C:windows\winlogin.exe. It said it was not
able
to deal with the problem and to scan with anti-virus software. Tis is
did
with AVG and it identified nothing. I don't want to take the computer
back and connect tothe internet and have trogens identified, healed
and repeated.
You posted in yet another place and I told you to make one thread and
provide all information. Never mind about making a new thread now;
let's work with *this* one. I will not be monitoring any other threads
by you on this subject except this one.
You are not getting the machine clean. Do as David Lipman and I
suggested in various threads:
1) Go through *all* the steps listed at the link below, following *all*
instructions and perhaps even running HijackThis and posting on one of
the specialty forums (not here!);
2) Or take the computer to a professional computer repair shop (not your
local version of BigStoreUSA);
3) Or do a clean install of windows;
4) If you are doing computer tech support yourself and this is a
customer's computer, then admit to your customer that this isn't your
area of expertise and give him/her the choice of having someone else
work on it or doing a clean install.
Here are all the instructions for malware removal, including links to
David's Multi_AV and HijackThis forums:
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware
There is no shame in admitting that removing malware isn't your area of
expertise; it can be extremely complex.
Malke