for starters, i see
twovundo trojans in your log... let's go after these first, and see how much of a difference it makes.... afterwards, either I (or more likely, someone else) will continue to help you with the remaining forms of SysProtect:
then
upgrade your java, from 1.4.2_05 to 1.5.0_06, per directions lower-down in the same link.
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next, you should move the HJT program from your Desktop:
C:\Documents and Settings\Karyn Wilkinson\Desktop\HijackThis.exe
into a separate folder of its own... We recommend using folder
C:\HJT , so that it will then appear in your log under running processes as C:\HJT\HijackThis.exe
[if you prefer, it's okay to have an HJT folder on your desktop, move the HJT program into this folder, and run it from there]
This is important because HJT generates log files, and backup files, in the folder from which it is run. So at present, all these logs/backups will just "clutter-up" your Desktop. And if you simply delete them from there, you'll lose the important backup information, which may be needed in case you have to "undo" [restore] some of the things you "FIX" incorrectly.
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when you're done, generate a brand-new HiJackThis log.
REPLY to this thread, and post the HJT log.
please also post a copy of your VundoFix.txt log, which you should find in your ROOT directory, C:\
and be sure to let us know what impact (if any) it had on your sysprotect problem.... as well as any system changes you note
after running vundofix.
again, be advised that we've only removed a part of the problem so far, so don't be surprised if it's still there.
ky331
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C:\Documents and Settings\Karyn Wilkinson\Desktop\HijackThis.exe
into a separate folder of its own... We recommend using folder C:\HJT , so that it will then appear in your log under running processes as C:\HJT\HijackThis.exe[if you prefer, it's okay to have an HJT folder on your desktop, move the HJT program into this folder, and run it from there]
This is important because HJT generates log files, and backup files, in the folder from which it is run. So at present, all these logs/backups will just "clutter-up" your Desktop. And if you simply delete them from there, you'll lose the important backup information, which may be needed in case you have to "undo" [restore] some of the things you "FIX" incorrectly.