In the following order.
1. TDSSKiller (Due to being ultra quick at scanning and usually instantly lets you know if the PC is infected)
2. Hitman Pro (Will only run if there's an active internet connection)
If either of the two detect a rootkit/bootkit etc and are un-able to successfully cure it.
I will boot into DrWeb CureIt CD via SARDU Boot Disc, That usually does it for me, If I want to have a second opinion I can run the Kaspersky Rescue CD aswell.
Once I'm back onto the standard desktop, I'll run Malwarebytes, Hitman Pro and Emsisoft Emergency Kit to triple check.
I've never had luck with GMER and the last few times I tried it out, It just freezes and crashes itself.
Did you know: I deliberately infected myself with a nasty TDSS rootkit and used Rollback RX to rollback to a clean snapshot and in 30 seconds it was completely gone. (
click)
Have yet to find out if SysRestore Pro can do that, It would save alot of time if a family member managed to infect themselves (again) or those pesky friends that rely on you as the PC geek to solve all their magical out-of-the-blue PC problems
