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<blockquote data-quote="fortmacjack" data-source="post: 127520" data-attributes="member: 9655"><p>Thank you for the response!</p><p></p><p>I do believe the issue is now resolved. I downloaded Hitman Pro and Roguekiller to a usb drive, then proceeded to run each one on the infected pc. It appeared that the Executable hid inside Microsoft security essentials once it relocated from the windows defender folder, which caused me to have to run them a couple of times because i had MSE turned off. It appeared to have been fixed on the first run but Once i turned on MSE again I discovered the problem recurrred. After running the two with MSE turned on, remnants were found and removed. I performed a Malwarebytes scan, which was successful, rebooted several times and all seems well. Should the issue resurface i will perform the steps provided in this thread.</p><p></p><p>Thanks Again!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fortmacjack, post: 127520, member: 9655"] Thank you for the response! I do believe the issue is now resolved. I downloaded Hitman Pro and Roguekiller to a usb drive, then proceeded to run each one on the infected pc. It appeared that the Executable hid inside Microsoft security essentials once it relocated from the windows defender folder, which caused me to have to run them a couple of times because i had MSE turned off. It appeared to have been fixed on the first run but Once i turned on MSE again I discovered the problem recurrred. After running the two with MSE turned on, remnants were found and removed. I performed a Malwarebytes scan, which was successful, rebooted several times and all seems well. Should the issue resurface i will perform the steps provided in this thread. Thanks Again! [/QUOTE]
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