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**nsm0220** · (This post was last modified: 12-04-2014, 11:07 PM by nsm0220.)

(12-04-2014, 02:49 PM)Timster Wrote:
(12-04-2014, 02:11 AM)Shadowtime101 Wrote: Hi,

Ok when you guys previously helped me it got better, but then it went back to being slow again. My task manager, browser and my computer can become so unresponsive that I have to force reboot. Also it takes a while to start up like 5 minutes. On my task manager when I looked at it and searched some stuff up, it came up that malware could be using it causing my CPU to skyrocket like windows module installer and others. I still believe that my laptop is still infected, but with something different because all scans don't detect it at all and some stuff has been popping up on my laptop like the desktop.ini and I did not do anything to make that pop up but I was able to make it hidden again. Please help.

Thanks,
Shadowtime101

Have you tested your hard drive? Please download and run Crystal Disk Info and post up those results.

@nsm0220 why would you suggest uninstalling Avast?

because had 2 avs running at the same and avast zero day protection is junk

(12-04-2014, 03:23 PM)GuiltySpark Wrote: @Shadowtime101

We would need to know what has already been tried so we're not going over the same old stuff.

@Timster

The folks on the Avast forum called his malware testing vids immature, he didn't like it too much and has reacted against them ever since. However, there is an issue with some people saying that adware has started appearing due to their Avast install. But that's because they don't see the slightly hidden "extra installs".

i was 17 at the time avast was bullying me to death because they hated gdata i even got an email from one of say that they what gdata to be gone

(12-04-2014, 03:23 PM)Britec Wrote: Please download Farbar Recovery Scan Tool from Here and save it to your desktop.

Please Note: You need to run the right version 32bit or 64bit. please choose right version to download...not sure which version? download both of them and run them. Only the right version will run on your computer system.

·         Right click and run as administrator. When the tool opens click Yes to disclaimer.

·         Press Scan button.

·         A log file will be created, called (FRST.txt) it will be where the tool was run from.

·         Please copy and paste log in this post.

·         It also makes also another log on the first time is run called (Addition.txt). Please paste that into your next reply.

britec his laptop haves no malware i cheek his laptop over and over