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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby dan12 » April 4th, 2009, 9:31 am

How are things with the accounts ?
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby Jay Thompson » April 4th, 2009, 2:16 pm

I would have to say that things are going well. Compared to what was, it looks squeaky clean. I haven't seen any virus related symptoms (spelling?, doesnt look right) in a while actually. The only thing I am concerned about is the slow login time and the delay I see when clicking on my login icon. The text box has a few second delay in appearing, and the text doesnt display while typing until several seconds after im done. If thats not virus related then I would say we are good. If you have a suggestion on what might be causing that we would sure appreciate that.

Not sure if we are finishing up, but if so, is there a maintenance schedule you would recommend?
We have avg, online armour.

Maybe malbytes occasionally? A post of HJT to this sight occasionally?

Dan, we appreciate all your help, I know its been grueling!
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby dan12 » April 4th, 2009, 2:46 pm

I will look into that for you it may be I may have to refer you to another forum as not malware related.
give me a couple of hours see what I can find out.
we appreciate all your help, I know its been grueling!
You both have made it easy for me returning posts promptly and asking if you had a problem.
So it wasn't a problem,your very welcome.
catch you soon.
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby Jay Thompson » April 4th, 2009, 3:16 pm

Standing by....
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby dan12 » April 4th, 2009, 3:39 pm

What version of firefox are you using?
I see your service pack is sp2 and internet explorer is version 6. what browser you use the most?
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby Jay Thompson » April 4th, 2009, 4:14 pm

firefox 3.0.8

We use Mozilla Firefox only unless something or someone insists on Iexporer.
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby dan12 » April 5th, 2009, 4:09 am

Sorry for delay,I got behind last night and was playing catchup :(
I forgot to ask are you running an hp scanner at all? Not had much luck with looking for your specific problem.So, as I said I will give you some links to ask experts in that field as my expertise is in malware.
Your maintenance you asked about maybe once a quarter. Remember with programs such as malwarebytes update before running as new definitions are being brought out on a regular basis.By all means have your HJT log checked when you feel you may have a problem.

These links maybe helpful to help resolve your other issues:
pcpitstop
virtualdr.com

I'm sure I gave you this link in a previous post but here it is again.An interesting read also:http://users.telenet.be/bluepatchy/miekiemoes/slowcomputer.html

Hope this has been a little helpful.
If you do get it resolved drop me a mail as I like to know how you got on.
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby Jay Thompson » April 5th, 2009, 12:09 pm

We have an HP officejet d135 which is a printer/scanner/copier combo unit.

Just in case...We have a sony 52x/32x/52x/16x DVD ROM as D:, a Lite-On LTN486S 48x Max CD player as E:


The AVG automatic scheduled scan ran about 6 hours yesterday, and wants to run everyday. Is that necessary, or how often should I schedule it to run?

Also, sorry, I misunderstood, so our maintenance routine should be to update everthing, then run which products quarterly?
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby dan12 » April 5th, 2009, 12:25 pm

We have an HP officejet d135 which is a printer/scanner/copier combo unit.
Just dissconect it from the pc for a day to see if there is any change with your login slow down.

The AVG automatic scheduled scan ran about 6 hours yesterday, and wants to run everyday. Is that necessary, or how often should I schedule it to run?
Depends every one is different, I wouldn't need it to run every day, maybe once a month. if your only a light Internet user maybe longer.

Also, sorry, I misunderstood, so our maintenance routine should be to update everthing, then run which products quarterly?

most of the your antimalware programs will need you to check for updates for individual programs, as I said new definitions come out on a regular bases.
So before you do some maintenance ie, first sunday of the month, update your programs and run your scans, re-boot in between scans.
Hope that has cleared your queries.
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby Jay Thompson » April 5th, 2009, 1:18 pm

Ok, disconnect the Printer. Cool.

Ok, call me stupid...What products should I run to do the scans first Sunday of each month?
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby dan12 » April 5th, 2009, 1:34 pm

Ok, malwarebytes a good program, spybot s&d, adaware se. Defrag your system on say a quarterly if you hit analyze button it will tell you if it's needed. :)
Then if you wanted to, do yourself an online scan.

dan :)
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby Jay Thompson » April 5th, 2009, 5:31 pm

Alright Dan. Thanks again for all your help. Is there another assignment forth coming...?
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby dan12 » April 5th, 2009, 6:00 pm

Your all done :) I have many more to help out though,as you can see the forum is busy :)
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby Jay Thompson » April 5th, 2009, 11:10 pm

Thanks Dan. We both appreciate your help. The PC is running great. My wife just leaped for joy!

Maybe will be in touch again...You make cyberspace a better place

Jay & Monique
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Re: Web hijacking & Program manager disabled

Unread postby NonSuch » April 6th, 2009, 1:46 am

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