BraveSentry removed? - problems remain

[pkraft]

custom built. The reference guide says - Intel Dekstop Board

The invoice says P4 motherboard #D845GERG2

[ShadowPuterDude]

Select the boot device with the up and down arrows, press enter for the desired device.

[TurcoLoco]

Also, if you look at the bottom of your BIOS screen, it should tell you what keys you need to press to modify/change the values.

[pkraft]

Nothing changes. I tried following the instructions to the side of the window -couldn't change anything. Your instructions were the same - no change.

Is there a setting somewhere in the BIOS that would prevent me from making changes?

[pkraft]

Also, if you look at the bottom of your BIOS screen, it should tell you what keys you need to press to modify/change the values.

I don't see anything at the bottom of my screen. To the left side there's - Select Screen, Select Item, Sub-Menu, F1, F9, F10 & ESC. Are there others I just can't see?

[TurcoLoco]

The most common keys to change a setting is either the +/- combination or the F5\F6 key combination. If neither works then once you highlight the desired settings press ENTER is a new window appears then use the up/down arrows to modify it. if still no help, please give the make and model of your BIOS.

[pkraft]

got it. it's the + / - keys

will continue on now.

[TurcoLoco]

got it. it's the + / - keys

will continue on now.

Ok, I may not be around but one of the other guys will follow up. Also I don't think you installed and ran the Rootkit Hook Analyzer program, Rootkit Revealer is a good program too but it doesn't remove any even if it found, I also live the Rootkit Hook Analyzer a bit better so I suggest you d/l and run it on the infected system when you get a chance. If it finds anything, have it remove them.

Good Luck.

[pkraft]

8. When you enter the correct password you will get a prompt that looks like this: C:\WINDOWS>

Now from this command prompt window, here is what I want you to do. Enter the below commands (the commands are in bold black, comments in purple text).
copy c:\windows\system32\dllcache\explorer.exe c:\windows\explorer.exe
exit <--- this will exit the Recovery Console and boot to Windows

When I type in the command it says "The system cannot find the file specified". I've tried it twice & doubled checked that I typed it in correctly.

pk

[ShadowPuterDude]

Boot to the recovery console. At the Command Prompt:

Type map
press enter

Note the drive letter for your CD drive.

Type the following commands at the command prompt, pressing enter after each command:
expand D:\i386\explorer.ex_ C:\windows\
exit

Replace D with the drive letter for your CD Drive.