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Hi, I am new here and there is my problem,
I was working on someone’s laptop because it kept re-booting, and at first I thought it was a hardware problem until I booted in Safe Mode.
Then I was able to run Registry Cleaner 4.0 that was already installed. Then I found there was Yahoo Anti-Spy ware program. I ran it and a Command Prompt window came up telling me there was a pest deep in the OS then to run a batch file it put in the C:/ directory.
I ran it then restarted like it told me, and ran the same program and got the same message.
Thinking it worked fine I started up and logged into a user account, then I tried empting the recycle bin and the laptop locked up. I waited almost 20 minutes. and no response.
What is a good program that will hopefully fix this problem?
I was working on someone’s laptop because it kept re-booting, and at first I thought it was a hardware problem until I booted in Safe Mode.
Then I was able to run Registry Cleaner 4.0 that was already installed. Then I found there was Yahoo Anti-Spy ware program. I ran it and a Command Prompt window came up telling me there was a pest deep in the OS then to run a batch file it put in the C:/ directory.
I ran it then restarted like it told me, and ran the same program and got the same message.
Thinking it worked fine I started up and logged into a user account, then I tried empting the recycle bin and the laptop locked up. I waited almost 20 minutes. and no response.
What is a good program that will hopefully fix this problem?
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Please reboot your computer into Safe Mode. To boot into Safe Mode, please restart your computer. Tap F8 before Windows loads. Select Safe Mode on the screen that appears.
Please post back with a copy of the Ewido log.
By the time I get the laptop to recognize the flash drive it restarts. The laptop has a network connection but its not enabled and I am sure it will restart before I can enable it.
It has close to 400 infected files but after deleting them it still restarts in the user account. I disabled many things in the boot up with msconfig and only left things that were useful.
Click the Advanced tab.
Click the Settings button under Startup and Recovery.
Remove the tick from the box next to Automatically Restart under System Failure.
Click OK.
When you restart in the user account, do you still get the reboot loops? If no, do you see a blue screen?