sytheii

Now you see the kind of problem I had with ESET. I got the same direction fromESET, to download superantispyware free version also. It's pretty disgusting when a free Anti-M program can catch a Trojan and a pait Anti-M won't. The trojan that was causing my problem had the same name as a file required by windows but was in a different folder. The file name was csrss.exe and was in the WINNT folder. The file that windows requires is in the WINNT/System32 folder. It sounds similat to the lass one you found. Be paitent on the malware forum. IT sometimes takes time to get an answer. Same is true for the ESET site. Later, Steve-x8086