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Unread postby Hiking_citdiner » July 8th, 2008, 9:06 pm

I have downloaded HiJackThis, and have a log of the scan; however, I am unable to copy the text as right-clicking my mouse does nothing. The only alternatives I have are to select a line, and that's it. It won't highlight text, except one line at time, and I cannot copy it.
My background screen has been blue'd from the background photo that I had, and I have been getting security messages from Windows to say that my updating has been turned off. It shows that it's on when I go through the control panel, but I keep getting these messages. On booting, I get text saying that windows is starting in this manner because of a security concern (as well as I remember), and I pressed F8 to get the system going. Please advise.

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Re: malware causing system malfunction

Unread postby Blade81 » July 11th, 2008, 1:14 pm

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