Joan Archer;1647639 Wrote:
Well if it's as bad as you say then I would completely wipe the machine
and
re-install. I think that would be the fastest and safest way you would
then
know you are starting with a clean machine.

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Joan Archer
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"brooke.waits" wrote in
message ...

Something got in and hijacked my ESET security suite and basically
took
over my entire computer. Almost all of my drivers are disabled and
it
has control of pretty much every file. I used hijack to find the
files,
and I notice the registry changes. It wont even let me run a virus
scan
in safe mode. I was looking at the registry and although normally I
wouldn't go near it, I am just erasing the changes that were given
to
the keys. Then I will try to run a virus scan again. What else can I
do
to make sure everything is out? I have the scan logs as well, I just
wasn't sure where to put them. Thanks


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brooke.waits


I tried doing that already, but since it disabled all of my drivers the
menu at the start says I don't have any drivers installed.


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brooke.waits
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