Solved: Can't access Google & Gmail - AVG, SUPERAntiSypware, PANDA, & Hijack This logs
Hello,
I'm new to this forum and really appreciate that it exists. Thank you in advance to those who would take the time to help me out. This is the first time I have been unable to access a particular server exclusively (google.com) - basically I can't access Gmail or any google search engine. I checked the previous thread on this topic and it didn't really help me because my logs appear different. I first ran AdAware and SpyBot Search & Destroy scans and all they found were tracking cookies. I ran HijackThis and saved my log. Then I found the PCHelp forum and followed the instructions given by an administrator: I made all files visible, disabled system recovery on all disks, went into Safe Mode and ran AVG and SUPERAntiSpyware, restarted in Safe Mode, then ran CCleaner. All the files it found were cleaned - no recurrences. I then ran HijackThis in Normal Mode and followed it up with a PANDA activescan.
I have attached the following scan logs:
The first file (Dec. 19 2007.txt) is the HijackThis log from the first scan I did before reading the instructions on this site.
The second file (AVGReport) is the result of an AVG full scan in Safe Mode.
The third file (SUPERAntiSpyware) is the result of a full SUPERAntiSpyware scan in Safe Mode.
The fourth file (hijackthis log) is the result of the HijackThis scan I did in Normal Mode after restarting.
The fifth file (PANDA activescan) is the result of a PANDA activescan.
Please let me know if any of the attached files are inaccessible or unreadable and I will post them in my next post. Any help would be greatly appreciated, as I still am unable to access google.
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