Hi jpraymond,
Thanks to your contribution, the analysis is doing great.
However, I would need an additional file to complete it.
Please follow the following process :
1) Launch the command prompt windows (cmd) with admin rights and copy/paste the following command :
reg save HKCR "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\HKCR.hiv"
Do not close the command prompt until it says "Operation Completed
5) A new file named HKCR.hiv should has been created on your desktop. Please zip it and attach it with your next reply.
Many thanks for your contribution. :)
Regards.
Hi jpraymond,
The infection seems to have returned.
I believe it uses a vulnerability in Windows XP to propagate.
Could you explain what are the steps to take to cause both C: and E: to be scanned at the same time? I am stuck here and can go no further. Can't find anything under both SW programs to even check the E: drive alone. Need extra help here please?
RogueKiller is currently only able to scan the systemdrive.
With Malwarebytes Anti-Malware it's possible, using the "Custom Scan" feature. Please do a scan of all your drives and attach the report obtained with your next reply.
In the AfterRK Run, you'll notice I did not check the box
Detection Type
"Suspicious Path|Vt.unknown | Registry:Run ... as I was concerned the "Type" - Registry Run might make it worse.
If you think there is no damage, I'll run it again (will most likely will HAVE to anyway) after reboot. Attached is rk_1.tmp, and 2 saved screen shots.
Please remove the following entry :
[Suspicious.Path|VT.Unknown] HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-839522115-1580818891-682003330-1004\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run | dzrth : "C:\Documents and Settings\Jeff\Local Settings\Application Data\ccb018\15848b.lnk"
Thanks for the advice on PDF-XChange Viewer ... it works GREAT!
You are welcome.
(No directory was created as with previous work) Ok, now what? rk_1.tmp. will try to rename file with .txt extension
I was able to read it this way. :)
Also, forgot to mention, prior to this new problem, I have address book names, some new, and some old that had been deleted. These are still there, and have tried copying file, then import into "OpenOffice Calc" hoping to be able to edit/delete. The names that show when I forward, reply and any function in E-Mail I never added must be in a different file, that only shows up as mentioned.
There is very little chance this issue is malware-related.
Please follow the following process :
1) Launch the command prompt windows (cmd) with admin rights and copy/paste the following command :
reg save HKCR "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\HKCR.hiv"
Do not close the command prompt until it says "Operation Completed
2) A new file named HKCR.hiv should has been created on your desktop. Please zip it and attach it with your next reply.
Regards.