Experts, Please Help

[LISpeedyG]

Hi Judy,

I spent the weekend fixing this problem...
And without your help I could not have done it. I am in your debt..

FYI:
1. C:\WINDOWS\system32\apexktlc.dll -- was there and is now deleted..
2. I cannot update to the current version of Java as one of the companies I work with will only allow specific versions. So, I will have to take my chances for now unti I can convice them otherwise..

Thanks Again,
Gus

[jholland1964]

Gus you really need to run a new HiJackThis scan and post the log here. We really need to see if the machine is truly clean.
I cannot imagine what your employers are thinking not allowing java updates. Of course that is their business...but really this is their business they are taking chances with...but also their employees machines...
To convince them to update their machines to the latest java version, which is version 6, update 1 then why not have them read this blog of Brian Krebs on Computer Security from the Washington Post, dated June 8, 2007 entitled;
Sun Issues Java Security Update
The first few sentences tell all....

Sun Microsystems has issued an update to plug a pair of security holes in its Java Runtime Environment software....One of the security holes could be exploited to break into Windows machines by convincing a user to visit a corrupt Web site.

Please run the new HJT scan and post back with the log.
Judy

[LISpeedyG]

Hi Judy,

Sorry for the delay..
Attached is the new HJT.
As far as Java, it's not my call. And the IT Director does not want to change his position at this time due to instabilities in the current releases.

Anyway, let me know if you see any other problems in the log. But, it seems to be running fine at this point..

Thanks Again,
Gus

[jholland1964]

Glad all is good. Log looks clean to me. Obviously you have to go with what your supervisor prefers on the java.