I've borrowed my nephew's laptop and managed to destroy it, Ooooop's, can you help?

GunJack

it'll take a bit, especially if you've got lots of files to cope with...

debitcardmayhem

GunJack wrote: »

think you're looking at the wrong link, all the bleepingcomputer tools are free, there's no fee to pay...


p.s. Russ, you hiding in here or what ???

I just checked inside your shirt , no sign of Russ there (he's not been around since October I think)

angelaloveschocolate

:beer:Finished running Gunjack you're a genius. Now I just need to see what else I'm missing. I feel much happier now just gotta find a few more missing bits. Hope you dont mind if I come back if I need more advice.

Thanks Gunjack and everyone one else, wish i could buy you a drink!

waddler_8

After running unhide I'd run a quick scan with mbam too.

Here if you dont already have it.
(mbam--setup-1.60.1.1000.exe 9.06mb)

There had been some really frightening error messages saving 'ram damaged' and 'clusters on harddrive damaged', however these have now disappeared.

Check there's no other problems like google search results taking you to sites other than the one you click on - sometimes this malware comes bundled with other malware like the TDSS rootkit.

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GunJack

Oh Mr DCM, you are a wag I thought he was phantom-posting for a minute there

GunJack

cheers waddler, was going to suggest that


angela, can I quote the genius bit ??? :rotfl:

GunJack

http://support.kaspersky.com/downloads/utils/tdsskiller.zip

if you do need to scan for TDSS rootkit.....unzip and run the application

mluton

Just do a system restore prior to the point of using it .

angelaloveschocolate

Ok, now running the mbam and next the TDSS rootkit, great!

No Gunjack you cant quote me on you're a genius, but you can quote me on this........

Thanks Gunjack, not only for solving my problem, but also for solving the problems I did'nt know I had. You're a double genius!

How's that for *rse licking? Hahaha

spud17

angelaloveschocolate wrote: »

I've also tried to do a system restore as I think this would be the easiest option, however this has crashed on my three attemps.

mluton wrote: »

Just do a system restore prior to the point of using it .

Already tried, Gunnys on the case.

(Gunna have to turn off this fancy monitor and go to bed)