Unable to boot after using regrun/unhackme/partizan, whatever..

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necrophyte

this is what i already posted on tech-forums.net:

still banging head against a wall that i even installed that #*%&
software... this is what i already posted in the support forum of that
software's company's website (www.greatis.com):

i just installed regrun platinum 5.7 since i read that this software was
able to remove win32/iroffer, which i suspected to have some remaining,
non-active files left on my computer (ms-java.exe, s.dll etc.), which it by
the way did not although present in the windows/driver/i386 folder..

i updated the database, ran some utilities (didnt delete anything, just
looked at what it would detect - as mentioned before, it didnt detect
ms-java.exe as a malware..), and then ran the partizan bootwatch rootkit
detection which asked me to reboot in order to search for rootkits...

i did so, and after the winxp bootscreen a blue screen appeared saying

regrun partizan - bootwatch antirootkit. greatis software (c) 2007-2008
partizan driver is active.

well, thats as far as my computer comes now. safe mode > hangs up while
still booting up windows (last loaded device is mup.sys)

last good configuration causes blank screen.

CTRL-ALT-DEL doesnt work. i can only boot again after shutting down using
the power button.


i. e. - OBVIOUSLY NO WAY TO BOOT MY COMPUTER AGAIN

any suggestions?

i can 100% assure that my computer was completely spyware/malware/virus- FREE

specs:
hp notebook nx9030
winxp professional sp2

before rebooting after running regrun/partizan.. for the first time,
EVERYTHING WENT PERFECTLY


any suggestions?
PS: debugging mode - same problem, win domain controllers only - after
loading controllers the partizan driver is active text appears again, but
this time on the black screen, not the win blue screen.

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i just disabled "partizan" using bootcfg in the recovery console.

well, now after the windows bootscreen the same blue screen appears, only
now it only says:

regrun partizan - bootwatch antirootkit. greatis software (c) 2007-2008


without "partizan driver is active."

i cant find any other service that is still enabled that could be part of
that software.

is there any other way to disable everything related to that
regrun/unhackme/partizan trash? it has to be started before all other
services in order to detect rootkits, so where could that entry be, maybe
registry? can i access the registry somehow?

i still cant believe this is happening.. some few hours ago my computer went
perfectly and now..

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i just found some technical information about that trash..

partizan (part of unhackme, which is part of the regrun suite :/) starts
using the UNHACKMEDRV.SYS kernel driver

in the registry the entries are
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Contro l\Session Manager
BootExecute

and RunOnceEx


...so, anyone an idea how to stop/disable/delete/reset UNHACKME.SYS and those
two registry entries (bootexecute & runonceex) using the recovery console or
any other method while not being able to boot windows?

thanks..
 
N

necrophyte

well, i'm sure autoruns would help me, if i was able to start it anyhow - bu
i am not. i cannot get windows to boot - in neither mode, and while using the
recovery console with my OS cd i cannot eject the cd and insert another one
on which i'd burned autoruns. (my notebook has no floppy drive)

i have an external HD connected over usb - but while in the recovery console
it is not being recognized - which drivers/controllers etc. should i load
while in the recovery console in order to be able to use the external usb HD?

thanks
 
N

necrophyte

thank you very much. i just hope i can restore my original registry
afterwards and remove those entries and uninstall this whole regrun suite, so
i can use that registry again.
 

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