This was missed with Kaspersky Anti-Virus 7.0 (version 7.0.1.321) and Trojanhunter 5.0. I found it; if it is a rootkit; running AVG Anti-Rootkit Free. After it was found and erased the first time when the computer was restarted it was there again only with a different ending to the file. It did the same the third time it was erased. My guess is there is something in there re-installing it on startup every time and it changes itself to be missed? Here is the starting name of the file with the change at the end every time I erased it. It would also change the ending if the computer is just restarted. It's called a Hidden Driver File by AVG Anti-Rootkit Free. All of the capitals and lower cases are how it was listed.

C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers\adojzhcu.SYS
C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers\amujjg5a.SYS
C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers\aianq1zc.SYS

If I check it again, I am guessing it will still be there just with a different ending. I can send you a Hijackthis scan file or anything else that you need. You build a great AV system and I hope this helps you make it better as well as helping me get rid of it, if it is bad.

Thanks for your time

Matt

Please run all the 5 steps listed here
Especially a complete scan with dr web

I did the scans with all 5. There were a few spy and ad files found and deleted that I have seen before. A complete scan of Dr. Web came up with these. They were unable to be cured and were put in quarantine. I did not put the Q file in a certain place so I will have to find it if need be.

A0075695.exe;C:\System Volume Information\_restore{80DED19E-4EB2-4BBA-94DE-BE7FE31173DD}\RP435;Probably DLOADER.Trojan;;
A0077578.exe;C:\System Volume Information\_restore{80DED19E-4EB2-4BBA-94DE-BE7FE31173DD}\RP455;Probably DLOADER.Trojan;;
A0100831.exe;C:\System Volume Information\_restore{80DED19E-4EB2-4BBA-94DE-BE7FE31173DD}\RP571;Probably BACKDOOR.Trojan;;
A0100832.exe;C:\System Volume Information\_restore{80DED19E-4EB2-4BBA-94DE-BE7FE31173DD}\RP571;Probably BACKDOOR.Trojan;;
A0100905.exe;C:\System Volume Information\_restore{80DED19E-4EB2-4BBA-94DE-BE7FE31173DD}\RP572;Probably DLOADER.Trojan;;
A0102255.bat;C:\System Volume Information\_restore{80DED19E-4EB2-4BBA-94DE-BE7FE31173DD}\RP573;Probably SCRIPT.Virus;;
A0102470.bat;C:\System Volume Information\_restore{80DED19E-4EB2-4BBA-94DE-BE7FE31173DD}\RP575;Probably SCRIPT.Virus;;

One more scan of AVG Anti-Rootkit found this again but changed

C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers\aj2g55og.SYS

I will be reading the links on how to prevent this stuff in the future while I await your reply on what to do next.

Thanks for your help

The incurable are stored in your system restore folder >>C:\System Volume Information\_restore

To remove them you need to turn off your system restore and then turn it back on

As you have run all 5 steps you need to Visit the HijackThis Logs and Analysis forum. SWI Forums -> Malware Removal and let the hijackthis experts take a look at what's happening on your computer

Yes, I did that after reading the link you had for prevention and AV scans. I will be contacting the Hijack This forum now. Thanks for the help.

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Originally Posted by Hartlieb

This was missed with Kaspersky Anti-Virus 7.0 (version 7.0.1.321) and Trojanhunter 5.0. I found it; if it is a rootkit; running AVG Anti-Rootkit Free. After it was found and erased the first time when the computer was restarted it was there again only with a different ending to the file. It did the same the third time it was erased. My guess is there is something in there re-installing it on startup everytime and it changes itself to be missed? Here is the starting name of the file with the change at the end everytime I erased it. It would also change the ending if the computer is just restarted. It's called a Hidden Driver File by AVG Anti-Rootkit Free. All of the capitals and lower cases are how it was listed.

C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers\adojzhcu.SYS
C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers\amujjg5a.SYS
C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers\aianq1zc.SYS

If I check it again, I am guessing it will still be there just with a different ending. I can send you a Hijackthis scan file or anything else that you need. You build a great AV system and I hope this helps you make it better as well as helping me get rid of it, if it is bad.

Thanks for your time

Matt

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I would just go in and reformat your whole hard drive, if you have the operating system to install onto it. That would be your best bet, without killing too much time

He, he... that was one of the things I was thinking of doing. You have any idea what this stuff could be? Because that is probably what is going to happen...