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Shaun83
I just had a moderator close my topic because I said that I do have the ability to access my work computer from home. You have your rules and I won't question that, but I know this site used to have some links to virus removal tools that you could use (I think one was called "trojan hunter"). Could you someone at least direct me to some things like that? I would appreciate it.

I do respect your decision to not help, but I could assure you that nothing from my work could be revealed from my computer) their security is as good as it gets) and there is nothing on my computer that could not be taken off due to my work.

Thanks,
Shaun
askey127 Admin/Teacher
Sure.
But if you don't have competent help, the best thing to do is reformat your drive and re-install Windows.
Then get all the updates, install ONE antivirus and motor on.

The best antispyware program available right now is Malwarebytes' Anti-malware.
http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free

You can use ESET online scanner as a competent antivirus in the meantime.
http://www.eset.com/us/online-scanner/

Good luck.
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