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Honey23

Thanks for all your replies
tried installing malwarebytes but it won't install
going to try AV download and save on disc on separate pc
Extra problem now is my only protection is being supplied by A Squared
30 day free trial which has 1 day left of trial
regards Honey23

Browntoa

have you tried renaming the malwarebytes install file ??

try this free alternative which is well known and reliable

http://www.superantispyware.com/superantispyware.html

blue download button

aliEnRIK

Honey23 wrote: »

Thanks for all your replies
tried installing malwarebytes but it won't install
going to try AV download and save on disc on separate pc
Extra problem now is my only protection is being supplied by A Squared
30 day free trial which has 1 day left of trial
regards Honey23

AVIRA anti virus
http://www.download.com/Avira-AntiVir-Personal-Free-Antivirus/3000-2239_4-10322935.html

Make sure you uninstall the a squared trial first though

Honey23

Thanks to everyone who tried to help me
Downloaded av on different pc and copied to disc but it
wouldn't install in my pc without a license key?
So had no choice and reformatted pc.
So far pc seems to be working fingers crossed.
Again thanks to everyone
honey23

thomas01155

You will need a computer with a Cd burner for this
Download Avira Anvir Rescues system
http://www.free-av.com/en/tools/12/avira_antivir_rescue_system.html
The file has its own inbuilt burner make sure a blank disc is in the drive then open it and follow the open screen prompts. Then take the disc out place it in the infected computer then boot from the disc. If you put the disc in while the computer was already booting up you will need to restart it again so it boots from the disc first.

Most computers have the boot order to boot from disc first but this is sometimes not the case. You will need to change the boot order in the bios. You need to either repeatedly tap or hold the key listed here as soon as the computer is turned on.
Computer or BIOS Keys to press .
Acer Ctrl-Alt-Esc
ALR PC Ctrl-Alt-Esc or F2
AMI BIOS Del or F1 or F2

Aptiva F1
AST, Advantage Ctrl-Alt-Esc
Award BIOS Del or Ctrl-Alt-Esc

Compaq F10 ( when the cursor is blinking in the top right corner of the screen)
Dell F1 or Del or Ctrl-Alt-Enter (Some require pressing reset twice )
DTK BIOS Esc

Gateway 2000 F1
Hewlett Packard F1
IBM Older models hold down both mouse buttons
IBM PS/1 late model Value Point and 330s F1
IBM PS/2 Ctrl-Alt-Ins
IBM PS/2 with reference partition Ins
IBM Some PS/2s, such as 75 and 90 Ctrl-Alt
IBM Some PS/2s when pointer at top right of screen Ctrl-Ins
Fortiva 5000 Ctrl-Alt-A
NEC F2
Packard Bell F1 or F2
Phoenix BIOS F1 or F2 or Ctrl-Alt-Esc or Ctrl-Alt-S or Ctrl-S or Ctrl-Alt-Ins

Sharp Laptop 9020 F2
Sony F3 while you are starting the PC, then F2 or F1
Tandon Ctrl-Shift-Esc or Ctrl-Alt-Esc
Toshiba Laptops Toshiba Utility
Toshiba Esc or F1
Olivetti PC Pro Shift-Ctrl-Alt + “NumericPadDel”
Miscellaneous PC's Ctrl-Esc or Ctrl-Alt and +
Zenith Ctrl-Alt-Ins

knowledgepower1

Ok guys when I had this problem, this is what I did courtsey of the gurus on this site.
As the laptop was booting, I started pressing F8 and it took me to safe mode, from there I scrolled to safemode with networking. Logged in and downloaded MBAM. It detected so many malwares and removed them. Afterwards, to be double sure all the nasties are gone I downloaded superantispyware, that detected some few nasties too.Then, the grandmaster ccleaner. Finally downloaded AVIRA.

As cleans as ice now!!