It means your Pc is still infected...And the infection is trying to spread itself by getting into the Flash Drives...

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You Are Fairly Badly Infected :

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For any further similar issue, the following temporary measure can be taken..

Open CMD (Start/Run/Cmd)
Type in :
1) X: (where X is the drive letter of the drive)
2) dir /ah (it'll give you the...

Follow instructions by Ravi89...If it doesn't work...

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Your Temp folder contains infections..

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You are Probably infected by the Win32.nachi also known as the blaster worm...
Download the following tool, install and run it, fix if any infections are found, reboot and post back......

Considering that your infections were mostly in the windows Temp folder...Download the following program, install it, start it and select 'Temporary Files' in the 'System' section...Click on...

You are using NIS 2006 which is quite old and your pc is fairly infected...

Download Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.36...

As per the information given by you, the problem seems to arise from the driver's itself..It would be gr8 if you could yourself figure out which driver is causing the problem most probably consisting...

Your Pc was fairly badly infected before the MBAM scan...Checked your HJT log, looks pretty ok, just place a check mark next to the following and reboot..

O20 - AppInit_DLLs:...

Check this link, they've provided a detailed explanation on how Torpig can be removed from your Pc

http://www.spywareremove.com/removeTorpig.html

Yeah i surely do my research before posting, i respect the fact that you are more senior than me here but that doesn't provide you priority to judge at what level i am, i have provided what i feel...

You are Quite Badly infected...
Do as said in the above post and after the reboot check the entries given below in the HJT Log and click 'fix checked' --> Reboot and provide a new HJT log..

O2 -...

Yeah sure i agree, i saw ur post and the other two entries and realised i unknowingly overlooked them, my bad :)

The nodlogin.exe file detected by MBAM which you haven't selected for removal is a known Cloaked Malware...Scan it with MBAM and fix it...

C:\Program Files\ESET\ESET NOD32 Antivirus\nodlogin.exe...

Your Hijackthis log looks clean, there's just one thing i found..

O20 - Winlogon Notify: bbfedbbfedfccdbee - C:\WINDOWS\

Fix it by checking the box next to the entry and clicking 'fix...

LOL :D ppl please start your own threads so that your matters can be dealt with more flexibly and easily :) Welcome to daniweb :)

Everything's Fine, no unknown processes..

This unsuspecting script executes by downloading itself from a website. Once its is on your machine it starts redirecting your browser to sites with fake antispyware programs. Consequently, you are...

Your PC looks fine, Can't isolate the reason for the problem you are having..

One thing i noticed is you are running PnKbstra...its exploitable..
Unless You Have not installed PunkBuster Yourself...

No Problem :) Happy To Help

If you are familiar with the system try this:
Open Command Prompt (type 'cmd' in 'Run')
Type in : 'notepad C:/windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts', a notepad window will open up, check if there is...

Could you provide some more info about the particular virus?? Run a Hijackthis scan and post the log. Maybe we can figure out something.

It has been moved to the vault, you need not worry about it now. :)

The 'MsPMSPSv.exe' file is usually harmless but is exploitable and unnecessarily takes up memory, its a part of Windows Media Player but removing it won't affect you in any way.

A couple of items are still remaining...

C:\WINDOWS\System32\MsPMSPSv.exe ---- Unrecognized and hasn't been cleaned after being 'fixed'

O10 - Unknown file in Winsock LSP:...

As another alternative, clear all your cache, history, prefetch n' stuff.. so also download and reinstall windows installer if possible.. :)

Log looks okay to me, few suspicions...Unsure though coz it may some of you're installed programs...

C:\WINDOWS\System32\DLA\DLACTRLW.EXE

C:\WINDOWS\stsystra.exe

O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [nwiz]...

Looks pretty healthy to me, here is the list of items i find suspicious..

C:\WINDOWS\System32\MsPMSPSv.exe

C:\Documents and Settings\Jennelle Stewart\anysgq.exe

O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [ncyl]...

You are heavily infected, From your Hijackthis log these look suspicious for me...
Fix them using Hijackthis else use its integrated tool which lets you clear files on boot..
...

Considering you have hijackthis installed, can u provide its log.

6 memory processes infected..!!! Whoa..!! i'd suggest u to run a Hijackthis scan right away and post the log here, its safe and an independent software, won't obstruct to any other antiviruses...

R3 - URLSearchHook: (no name) - 3 - URLSearchHook: {EA551C00-2AE5-11d3-8592-00A0C98E9EA4} - (no file)

R3 - URLSearchHook: (no name) - 3 - URLSearchHook: (no name) - 3 - URLSearchHook:...

Err...I don't think there is any official XP file of that name...MAybe Mcafee has screwed Up, try doing a system restore if u have created a restore point..and yeah do also post a 'HijackThis' Log....