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This pc had multiple malwares, including a cryptowall ransomware. **Send even if nothing is reported as detected. I need to have both of those files attached in your next reply. **mbar-log- (xx-xx-xx).txt** (where xx-xx(xx-xx-xx) is the date and time of the scan) These logs are located in the mbar folder on your desktop where the tool extracted itself to. Then, please send the following logs as attachments to your reply. Perform another scan with Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit to verify that no threats remain. When the Scan has completed, click the '** CleanUp**' button and allow the reboot if prompted. Continue with the rest of these instructions.

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Click 'Yes' to this message, to allow the driver to load after a restart. Click 'OK'.Дў.'Could not load DDA driver'. With some infections, you may see two messages boxes.ДЎ.'Could not load protection driver'. Once you see 'Success: Database was successfully updated' click on 'Next'.

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On the Update Database screen, click on the '** Update**' button.

After reading the Introduction, click '**Next**' if you agree.

Please be patient and wait for the program to open. On some systems, this may take a few extra seconds.

Click ** OK** on the next screen, to allow the package to extract the contents of the file to its own folder, mbar.

Doubleclick on the MBAR-1.0.exe file you downloaded and approve the UAC prompt in Vista and newer operating systems.

Be sure to print out ( if possible) and follow the instructions provided on that same page.

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Please download Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit ( MBAR) and save it to your desktop, IF and only if you have any previous copy of our anti-rootkit tool, ' mbar.exe'.

If you have questions, please ask before you do something on your own.Д¬lose any of your open programs while you run these tools. Do not copy and paste in-line.Дo not run or start any other programs while these utilities and tools are in use!Дo NOT run any other tools on your own or do any fixes other than what is listed here. Please just make sure to only just 'attach' reports as we go forward. Your system is a victim of the Poweliks malware. If you are not and have a similar problem, do NOT post here start your own topic If you are a casual viewer, do NOT try this on your system! All three died when dllhost.exe was slain by yours truly. My computer began to run slow, so I went to go chop off the exposed head, and saw three new processes I did not recognise.

I'm pretty sure my computer's infected with Ebola.ДЄn update while writing this. txt files on here so that the unlucky fellow who decides to attempt to help my sorry butt can come to the conclusion that I'm screwed more rapidly. I also have run FRST, like stated, and have also run GMER and TDSS-Killer, without modifying anything. png files of the notifications that are now constantly popping up, via snip-it captures, if they are requested. I saved the log of the stuff found during the scan that was removed, and I have. Scanned in safe-mode and found that a plethora of crap was calling my computer home, yet this still continues. Thought I just goofed something up, and after not being able to fix it, got your program to try and salvage this computer. The dllhost.exe thing had been going on for some weeks, now. I am also getting constant notifications that an outbound connection has been blocked, going to such trustworthy sites as, and, my favourite, a blank. Also, those two very processes were both running at the same time dllhost.exe was, and when I ended dllhost.exe, the former processes both ended, as well. The latter two appeared for the first time, that I've seen, after scanning with Malwarebytes Premium and uninstalling Microsoft Security Essentials, which I'm starting to believe the latter was not the best thing to do. All three processes have been spotted running on this computer. As does its lesser known, yet still just as annoying siblings dllhst3g.exe and dpnsvr.exe.