I want you to remove vundo fix, hijack this, remove any antivir quarantine files and then reset system restore. THEN rescan with Antivir and let it fix whatever it finds as it did before. Post the new log from that.
Administrator
I want you to remove vundo fix, hijack this, remove any antivir quarantine files and then reset system restore. THEN rescan with Antivir and let it fix whatever it finds as it did before. Post the new log from that.
Junior Member
Kapersky Log
Junior Member
Access is denied to the System Volume Information folder.
Junior Member
Here's the AntiVir scan.
Administrator
Logs look clean. The C:\pagefile.sys could not be opened is normal. If a file is used by the operating system, an another application, or password protected - AntiVir can't open it. This behaviour is normal and not dangerous. It is normal for AntiVir to give this warning. It's your paging file or virtual memory. It compliments your RAM by using hard drive space as more memory, it was in use so it cannot be opened.
Judy
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YES!!!!! Thank you so much! I'll do my best to keep my virus protection and everything else up-to-date so I don't encounter this again. Your time and assistance has been invaluable to me. Thank you Judy!
Administrator
Can I also recommend that you download, install, update and enable SpywareBlaster
A super FREE program, really highly recommended by everyone. It will
Prevent the installation of ActiveX-based spyware, adware, browser hijackers, dialers, and other potentially unwanted software.
Block spyware/tracking cookies in Internet Explorer and Mozilla/Firefox.
Restrict the actions of potentially unwanted sites in Internet Explorer.
Be sure to use the Restricted Sites portion of the program also. Just remember to manually check for updates every week or so.
You also have Adobe Updater 5 running all the time at start up, this is totally unnecessary.
Look here; C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Updater5 and frankly you can just delete this file in bold and do the updates manually. Occasionally this has been known to constantly search for updates, using valuable resources. If you want to check manually for updates just open Adobe Reader, and manually look look for updates (under the help menu). If you don't use this at all then don't bother.
Picasa Media Detector is also running all the time, unnecessary also. Can easily be run manually.
SunJavaUpdateSched also is running at start up. It is much easier to update manually.
Glad all has been cleaned out and things are going well. Happy to help!
Judy
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