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  1. Borg 386
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    Win 7 32, Win 7 64 Pro, Win 8.1 64 Pro, Win 10 64 Education Edition
       New #11

    Two things you may wish to try. Run in safe mode & do your scans & see what that finds.

    There is a program called RKill that attempts to terminate known malware processes so they can be removed. Some malware will not be deleted if it is running in the background. After running RKill, do NOT reboot.

    RKill Download

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    As RKill only terminates a program's running process, and does not delete any files, after running it you should not reboot your computer as any malware processes that are configured to start automatically will just be started again. Instead, after running RKill you should immediately scan your computer using some sort of anti-malware or anti-virus program so that the infections can be properly removed.

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  2. MoxieMomma
    Posts : 824
    Win10/64 Pro 1511 (and 2 Win 7/64 Ult & Pro systems)
       New #12

    Hi:

    If the excellent suggestions already offered do not work, you might want to head over to one of several reputable fora specializing in computer disinfection. Specially trained malware experts will have access to additional, powerful tools, as well as the use of customized scripts. The help is free and will only cost you a bit of your time.

    (Perhaps I misunderstood your last post, but if you make a system image now, with the infection in place, you will be creating an image of the infected system, no?)

    (For the record, it's usually not recommended to run malware removal tools in Windows Safe Mode, other than as a last resort. For many such tools, such as MBAM, the scanner needs to have full access to the system and running drivers in order to work properly.)

    Just a thought,
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  4. Borg 386
    Posts : 37,323
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    MoxieMomma said:
    (For the record, it's usually not recommended to run malware removal tools in Windows Safe Mode, other than as a last resort. For many such tools, such as MBAM, the scanner needs to have full access to the system and running drivers in order to work properly.)
    Yeah yeah, what can I say, I'm old school . Nowadays that probably is a good idea, considering how OS's/Scanners have changed.

    I'm finding it hard to believe that the tools/tips suggested haven't ferreted this out.

    Suggest you d/l & run TDSSKiller just to rule out the possibility of a rootkit. I normally suggest that anyway, but this looked like a simple PUP/Add on that should have been removed by the malware tools.

    TDSSKiller Download

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    When running TDSSKiller, launch the program, click on the blue text "Change Parameters" & check the box marked "Detect TDLFS File system." Click OK & then run the scan.
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  5. RubberDucky
    Posts : 258
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    MoxieMomma said:
    Hi:

    If the excellent suggestions already offered do not work, you might want to head over to one of several reputable fora specializing in computer disinfection. Specially trained malware experts will have access to additional, powerful tools, as well as the use of customized scripts. The help is free and will only cost you a bit of your time.

    (Perhaps I misunderstood your last post, but if you make a system image now, with the infection in place, you will be creating an image of the infected system, no?)

    (For the record, it's usually not recommended to run malware removal tools in Windows Safe Mode, other than as a last resort. For many such tools, such as MBAM, the scanner needs to have full access to the system and running drivers in order to work properly.)

    Just a thought,
    MM
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    " Unfortunately to hear this, but you need a malware removal expert assistance. Please visit Malwarebytes Community Forum, and once you there please create a account if you don't have one. After you done that, please read this Im infected - What do I do now? - Malware Removal Help - Malwarebytes Forums. When you finish read them, and understands what logs to send for further assistance, please head to this Malware Removal Help section on the Malwarebytes Community Forum and post your problem. Running malware removal tools not under a supervisor can renders system unbootable, and making damage worse."
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  7. simrick
    Posts : 16,281
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    RKILL
    ADWCleaner
    JRT
    Junkware Removal Tool Download
    Reset ALL browsers (not just FF) :)
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  8. Fabler
    Posts : 85
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       New #16

    Also worthwhile checking your Firefox shortcut on the desktop. Right click and select properties and under the Shortcut tab check there is nothing behind "C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" .

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  9. FernNZ
    Posts : 30
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    (Perhaps I misunderstood your last post, but if you make a system image now, with the infection in place, you will be creating an image of the infected system, no?)
    Yes, I won't be making it until it's all clear.
    I did an uninstall of Firefox, cleared out any files/folders thinking by doing this it would get rid of that pesky malware, I then reinstalled FF but the result was the same, which surprised me, it as it has worked before.
    Edge is now being used as browser for the meantime, and there is no problem (with the malware), ?!!
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  10. Samuria
    Posts : 7,591
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       New #18

    refresh ff Refresh Firefox - reset add-ons and settings | Firefox Help
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