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Spyware.Ispynow

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I am getting a firewall popup saying I have some malware: Spyware.ISpynow

I can't connect to the network so I can't download hjt.

I searched for new executables and found the following:

11/27/08, 6:54: svchost
11/27/08, 6:54: talkback
11/27/08, 6:54: firefox
11/27/08, 6:55: helper
11/27/08, 6:55: updater
11/27/08, 6:55: xpicleanup
11/27/08, 6:59: runhh6110411
11/27/08, 7:00: fish1
11/27/08, 7:00: comm3
11/27/08, 7:00: lna
11/27/08, 7:00: vigrs
11/27/08, 7:00: rehh

I found one other post that points to runhh6110411 as the cause.

Any ideas on the best solution?
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