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closed closed closed closed - ℓιℓ υzι νєят - Feb 6, 2016 closed closed closed closed * - Cartoon Network - Feb 7, 2016 I would suggest malwarebytes or avast MWB: Here: http://malwarebytes.org/antimalware Avast: Here: http://avast.com Anything else? * - TazzyOpz - Feb 7, 2016 What were the detections provided on Virus total? Anything related to Spyware? Also What Anti-Virus are you running, if any? 22/52 detection rate is pretty high. [-Running NoBot-] Download NoBot from here and save it to your Desktop. Double-click NoBot.exe Go to File -> Settings and make sure the following are checked • Detect Suspicious File Paths • Scan Registry • Detect Dropped Files Spoiler (Click to View) Then Click the Scan button. Once the scan is finished You can view the Scan log by going to File -> Scan Logs. Then copy and paste the scan log here. It is recommend to post the scan log here before removing any files detected unless you know for sure the file found is infected. [-Running RogueKiller-] Download RogueKiller from here and save it to your Desktop. • Double-click RogueKiller.exe • Click the Scan button. Once the scan is finished You can view the Scan log by clicking the Report button. Then copy and paste the scan log here. It is recommend to post the scan log here before removing any files detected unless you know for sure the file found is infected. If you do not have an Anti-Malware software to run a scan with. I'd recommend MalwareBytes Anti-Malware If the detections were related to spyware or if you just want to be extra safe it wasn't some sort of RAT you could always also try running (SAS) SuperAntiSpyware |