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Message: System restore has been turned off by group policy.To turn on system restore,contact your domain administrator.

xp-home edition
CA-security.

Registry editing has been disabled by your administrator is the message I get when I tried the fix that was posted previously. Help please.

FYI- I have scanned for spyware and get these:
addclicker Adp low to high trojan
silkydr DNB low to high Trojan
hatigh C low to high Trojan
fakealert low to high Trojan

After quarantine and deleting they appear again within a few minutes.

Any suggestions?
 
btsmith said:
Message: System restore has been turned off by group policy.To turn on system restore,contact your domain administrator.

xp-home edition
CA-security.

Registry editing has been disabled by your administrator is the message I get when I tried the fix that was posted previously. Help please.

FYI- I have scanned for spyware and get these:
addclicker Adp low to high trojan
silkydr DNB low to high Trojan
hatigh C low to high Trojan
fakealert low to high Trojan

After quarantine and deleting they appear again within a few minutes.

Any suggestions?
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Hi

I suggest running the programmes below and hopefully they will clean up the infections.

http://www.free-av.com/en/products/1/avira_antivir_personal__free_antivirus.html

http://www.superantispyware.com/downloadfile.html?productid=SUPERANTISPYWAREFREE

http://download.cnet.com/Malwarebyt...4572.html?part=dl-10804572&subj=dl&tag=button

http://www.misec.net/


Run the above programmes in Safe Mode. If they do not solve the problem then I suggest posting a Hijackthis log here
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/forum22.html They can then take a look at the log and advise you best on how to remove the remaing infections.
 
Tbh I'd backup my docs etc and reload it.
I had something like what you've described and it took me 2 weeks of scans and manual edits to get it working. Only to reload it a week after due to degraded performance.
The main issue I had was that registry keys were protected in normal and safe mode due to the culprint loading during the core bootup (the bit where you see the logo and spanning bar). The infection loaded into memory before the AV and was thus protecting itself and references.

When you've got it working... remember... prevention is better than cure.
 
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HI, Iam getting BAD_POOL_HEADER blue screen error,can u give solution to this problem.
 
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