This is bugging the crap out of me, i really need some help. im pretty certain its a virus or some sort of malware, but im not that great with computers so im having some trouble. I have run Anti-malwarebytes bunches of times, and itll come up with infected files occasionally that ill remove, but it still doesnt change whats happening. i Also have run spybot search and destroy, removing the infected files that show up. I have run Ccleaner as well and fixed any registry problems to come up, but still no change in my problem. So what happens exactly, is when i startup my computer normally,it runs a bit slow but not to terribly out of normal, what happens is about 3 to 5 minutes into startup, the programs wont respond, i cant even shut down, task manager wont even start up. the mouse will move around and start menu will open up but thats it, nothing else will respond. Safe mode, and safe mode with networking work fine. my windows security will pop with wether or not i will allow spyware cease 2011 to open and i always will click no, and itll still make my computer not respond after awhile, if i click yes, my computer usually will not respond alot quicker.I dont know if thats related to my problem since no one else has these symptoms with spyware cease. But spyware cease will not pop up in my antimalware bytes even though its updated. Please help, this is driving me crazy its so frustating. Im running on windows 7
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Jump to PostUnless you are committed to Windows and having viruses interfere with your computing life, then wipe the system and install Linux instead... There is a learning curve, but most get past it pretty quickly. There are open source replacements for most Windows software, and there is Wine which will allow …
Jump to PostMaybe the 2 of you might get more help if you follow the instructions from this read me thread and wait for someone to read all of the required scanlogs to get professional help
http://www.daniweb.com/hardware-and-software/microsoft-windows/viruses-spyware-and-other-nasties/threads/134865
Jump to PostAnd there is always the possibility that both of you have hardware problems...
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