O_and_O
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flrman1 ... my man! Where are you?
Since I'm sure that you are the only one who knows exactly what needs to be done ... what's might be going wrong on someone's system, ... I need your help over here ... and from you specifically!
First, ... if you look around and I'm sure you do ... you will find that ALMOST ALL the fixes our "HJT log helpers" will start with is asking the "HJTlog ... I need help!"'s member to do the "canned fix" you developed over HERE ... regardless of (form what I can see) what the HJT Log content is listing.
My question is ... and still ... what is/are the entry(ies) in the HJT logs that tells those helpers ... "Here it is!" ... for them to ask the member to go ahead and perform those fixes first?
If there is no such entry in the HJT log that tells I'm infected with the Smit, Sheriff or Aaurora spy/ad wares ... then, why do I have to do these fixes? ...
Is it only so to "kill" the doubts??! ... What doubts, we are running systems over here!
When I asked one of those "remarkables", ... You know what the reply I got??!... "Because they are everywhere! ... look around the board!"
Can you believe this?!
This means ,... that it only requires from the member to post a new thread saying "I have a problem! What to do?" and will have someone for sure telling him/her to do ALL those installations, scanning, cleaning and removing activities first ... then to post the HJT log ... to close the fix?!!
flrman1 ... my man! ... it seems we have a problem!
Going back ... I still remember that it only required a HJT log , "fix this and remove that" and probably couple of antivirals scans to solve a "Hijacked" browser ... and that's it!
What happened since then??! What a HJT log file has evolved into?
Now for the direct question I was running around ...Thanking you in advance.
What scanning tool and a log file is required from the user to post/say which will will determine to/tell us that his/her system is 100% infected by spysheriff, smitfraud or aurora?
O&O (flrman1, my dear!... Take us to another dimension, ... please!)
Since I'm sure that you are the only one who knows exactly what needs to be done ... what's might be going wrong on someone's system, ... I need your help over here ... and from you specifically!
First, ... if you look around and I'm sure you do ... you will find that ALMOST ALL the fixes our "HJT log helpers" will start with is asking the "HJTlog ... I need help!"'s member to do the "canned fix" you developed over HERE ... regardless of (form what I can see) what the HJT Log content is listing.
My question is ... and still ... what is/are the entry(ies) in the HJT logs that tells those helpers ... "Here it is!" ... for them to ask the member to go ahead and perform those fixes first?
If there is no such entry in the HJT log that tells I'm infected with the Smit, Sheriff or Aaurora spy/ad wares ... then, why do I have to do these fixes? ...
Is it only so to "kill" the doubts??! ... What doubts, we are running systems over here!
When I asked one of those "remarkables", ... You know what the reply I got??!... "Because they are everywhere! ... look around the board!"
Can you believe this?!
This means ,... that it only requires from the member to post a new thread saying "I have a problem! What to do?" and will have someone for sure telling him/her to do ALL those installations, scanning, cleaning and removing activities first ... then to post the HJT log ... to close the fix?!!
flrman1 ... my man! ... it seems we have a problem!
Going back ... I still remember that it only required a HJT log , "fix this and remove that" and probably couple of antivirals scans to solve a "Hijacked" browser ... and that's it!
What happened since then??! What a HJT log file has evolved into?
Now for the direct question I was running around ...Thanking you in advance.
What scanning tool and a log file is required from the user to post/say which will will determine to/tell us that his/her system is 100% infected by spysheriff, smitfraud or aurora?
O&O (flrman1, my dear!... Take us to another dimension, ... please!)