HAHAH...

Did you try hitting the NumLock key? :D

NO...

You don't have a virus. Your numlock key is turned on. Notice how those same keys are actually labelled with numbers on them, in a different color?

Usually, there's a key to toggle that...

When are the files regenerated? Immediately? At system startup?

You might be able to go into the registry using those keys provided in the link you gave us, and delete them. Then, try deleting...

Well, gee.

For once, Google's no help. I tried searching, and this is the only thread that came up!!! :o

Well... there you go.

More than likely, you didn't have a virus, but some nasty spyware. There are such beasts that will do things to disable spyware/AV programs, just like viruses do. It's scary...

Yeah... sorry about that... Pest Patrol's site used to have the explicit information about removing that file. I updated the thread with a different link.

Thanks for pointing it out, though!

This link (http://www.doxdesk.com/parasite/DownloadReceiver.html) might provide you with some information as to why eAcceleration is bad. It's not spyware, in that it doesn't collect much identifying...

Have you tried running CWShredder yet?
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4086.html

Hear hear on what crunchie says.

I get paid all day to remove spyware. When I'm doing it in my spare time, I prefer to rely on resources that either I, or other members, have come up with. Since...

Can you tell us what exactly you did?

The thread at the top of the page says that Bridge has to do with WinFavorites. I've seen on some systems that you can simply uninstall WinFavorites. This...

you have to first click on explorer. In the pane underneath the running processes, you will see haom.dll listed in there.

In addition to running Ad-Aware, try running SpyBot. Sometimes one catches something the other doesn't. Let us know what happens after that.

What exactly does the search bar say? I tried clicking...

Please read this thread:
DO NOT POST ABOUT BRIDGE.DLL BEFORE READING THIS (http://daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread7370.html)

It should tell you what to do about this piece of spyware. The manual...

I don't normally give direct help with HJT logs, but I am in this case because I've specifically run into this one, and it is a nasty to remove. First off, I know these entries are bad:

R1 -...

Even though running HJT will stop the error from occurring, it does not actually remove the spyware that caused the problem. To eradicate bridge.dll, please follow the link listed in ...

Hi there,

Before asking us for help, try some of the suggestions in this thread:

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread5690.html

There is LOADS of information there about what to do...

The mini removal tool came up corrupted or invalid? That's odd, especially from all of the sites.

Try this site:
http://www.safer-networking.org/files/delcwssk.zip

If need be, I can download...

You've got a variant of the CoolWebSearch trojan that disables CWShredder. Before running CWShredder, try this link:

CWS.SmartKiller mini removal tool...

Fix these:

R1 - HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Search Bar = http://searchcentral.cc/search.php?v=4&aff=4384
R1 - HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main,Search Page =...