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Your runkey.txt shows no infections. This is looking more like an OS issue. Update you system to SP1a do not apply SP2 at this time.
After you have updated to SP1a post a fresh HijackThis log.
After you have updated to SP1a post a fresh HijackThis log.
"Only those who fail greatly can ever achieve greatly" - Robert F. Kennedy
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Member - Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals - Since 2006
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional - Consumer Security (2007-2008)
Member - Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals - Since 2006
Your logs are coming back clean.
What issues if any are you having?
Is there a specific reason why, you have not updated your copy of XP?
As it stands now, you are running a completely unpatched copy of XP. It will becoome infected, as there are numerous vulnerabilties that updating your OS would close.
What issues if any are you having?
Is there a specific reason why, you have not updated your copy of XP?
As it stands now, you are running a completely unpatched copy of XP. It will becoome infected, as there are numerous vulnerabilties that updating your OS would close.
"Only those who fail greatly can ever achieve greatly" - Robert F. Kennedy
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional - Consumer Security (2007-2008)
Member - Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals - Since 2006
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional - Consumer Security (2007-2008)
Member - Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals - Since 2006
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The only issue I was having was getting popups, mainly from Sysprotect, Adult Friend Finder, and WinAntiVirus. Since I've done the update, I haven't seen any more popups (hopefully I didn't just jynx myself!).
Not sure why XP was not being updated? A friend built my computer and loaded the OS and all other software on to it, so I assumed it was good to go.
Not sure why XP was not being updated? A friend built my computer and loaded the OS and all other software on to it, so I assumed it was good to go.
There are no signs of the infections that cause those pop-ups. They would show in HijackThis and GetRunKeys.
You may want to run the Windows Genuine Advatange tool. That will tell you if your friend used a legit copy of Windows, when your system was built. If your copy of Windows is not valid, you will want to obtain a legit product key from Microsoft.
You may want to run the Windows Genuine Advatange tool. That will tell you if your friend used a legit copy of Windows, when your system was built. If your copy of Windows is not valid, you will want to obtain a legit product key from Microsoft.
Last edited by ShadowPuterDude; Jun 25th, 2006 at 9:19 pm.
"Only those who fail greatly can ever achieve greatly" - Robert F. Kennedy
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional - Consumer Security (2007-2008)
Member - Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals - Since 2006
Microsoft Most Valuable Professional - Consumer Security (2007-2008)
Member - Alliance of Security Analysis Professionals - Since 2006
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