Holly Cow, AnalyzerXP did spot a bunch of baddies!!

I will list only the identified baddies and a few highliy suspicious ones but for now, concentrate on deleting the identified baddies, ok?

Before rebooting in Safe Mode, download CleanupXP+ (a script that I put together for this type of job). Read the post to familiarize yourself with how it works or you could also copy/paste the post to a text file you can save on your desktop which could be wise as well.

After booting in safe mode, run the executable that I am assuming you downloaded to your desktop. After the standard cleanup process, use option 1 (delete a file) and one at a time, enter each file listed below, then continue and when prompted again enter the other file on the list. Do this till all files are removed.

Then reboot your machine in normal mode and run another AnalyzerXP scan then attach your log please. Remember to close all programs, etc before running the scan!!

*** Files to delete:
erdmpg-enc.dll
erdmpg-int.dll
erdmpg-parse.dll
memman.vxd


*** Suspicious files to research further:
W32i - - - - 24,576 09-18-2003 c:\windows\system32\cpl_moh.cpl

~ If you are using Trend Scanmail then ignore this:
W32i - - - - 40,960 01-19-2001 c:\windows\system32\instmon.exe

~ If you are using Lexmark printer then ignore these:
W32i - - - - 86,016 08-18-2003 c:\windows\system32\lxbkih.exe
W32i - - - - 77,824 08-18-2003 c:\windows\system32\lxbklcnp.dll
W32i - - - - 40,960 11-13-2002 c:\windows\system32\lxbkvs.dll
That should get things moving in the positive direction!

Also, I noticed both McAfee and Grisoft AVG antivirus scanners installed, if that is really the case, you should get rid of one and use only one on the same system!



~TL