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• You will receive a prompt asking if you want to remove the files, click YES • Once you click yes, your desktop will go blank as it starts removing Vundo. • When completed, it will prompt that it will reboot your computer, click OK. • Please post the contents of C: vundofix.txt and a new HiJackThis log.

Hi, I have removed all old versions of Java, but after restarting my computer I checked the Java folder in Program Files, and there was still a j2re1.4.2_04 folder, and a jre1.6.0_01 folder. Should I delete the first one? After the Hijackthis fixes, my computer restarted and I think my IE is now running much more smoothly. Although, IE still seems to be crashing regularly, no warning, whole thing just closes. Sometimes error messages are displayed. I have included screenshots in this post. (Only 2 were taken, the first one I missed but was similar) I downloaded Spy Sweeper and installed the Spyware package (not the Spyware + AntiVirus package).

I then scanned the C drive. All was going well until the scanner stopped at the file C: windows system32 drivers runtime2.sys. It remained on the file for 10min before I decided the program had stalled.

I tried stopping the scan, but the computer was frozen and I couldn't open anything (when I opened the start menu I couldn't activate any programs, I couldn't shut down or log off, and when I ctrl/alt/del for task manager, it didn't come up, only a Windows error sound played). Download synergy videoexpress. I forced shutdown my computer and tried the scan again but the same problem occured.

Upon restart, Spy Sweeper produced an Error Log which I have included in this post. Also, when I looked in the C: windows system32 drivers directory, I couldn't find the file runtime2.sys, even with show hidden files on. (Note: I have noticed that the freezing problem occurs when I leave my computer idle for about 1hour). Upon restarting the computer, Spy Sweeper detects trojan-zero (sysmon32 and winsys64 came under this) and trojan-downloader.gen (driver.exe came under this). Although I delete them, they show up again on the next restart. I have also noticed some suspicious files: -In the C: WINDOWS directory. There is a exe file named 'mgrs' which is the application McAfee On-Access Scan detects as the cause of one, two or all of these - Winsys64.exe, Driver.exe, Sysmon.exe.

Beside mgrs, there is another exe file named 'retadpu1000272'. Both files where created on the day I got the virus. -In the C: WINDOWS Temp directory there is an exe file named 'startdrv' created one day after I got the virus. -In the C: WINDOWS system32 directory the file 'xpdx' is still there (True Sword 4 detected this a 'Constrat Trojan'). Next to this file created at the exactly same time and date (the day I got the virus) is a NLS file named '7_exception'.

I have listed these files as I do not want to touch them in case I do something stupid. Anyway, I really appreciate your advice so far. Date/time: 2007-07-02, 16:37:19, 906ms computer name: CSIRO-WANG user name: Xile registered owner: X Wang / CSIRO operating system: Windows XP Service Pack 2 build 2600 system language: English system up time: 1 hour 52 minutes program up time: 1 hour 44 minutes processors: 2x Intel® Pentium® 4 CPU 2.60GHz physical memory: 14/511 MB (free/total) free disk space: (C:) 4.43 GB display mode: 1024x768, 32 bit process id: $894 allocated memory: 34.03 MB command line: 'C: Program Files Webroot Spy Sweeper SpySweeperUI.exe' /startintray executable: SpySweeperUI.exe exec. Date/time: 2007-06-21 18:57 version: 5.5.1.3356 madExcept version: 3.0c callstack crc: $f628568f, $55cfc3c0, $53679faf exception number: 1 exception class: EReadError exception message: Error reading btnContextHelp.Left: System Error. Not enough storage is available to complete this operation. Hello, I'm so sorry I didn't answer your question before. Yes, you can delete that folder.