julesaddiction

I really appreciate your help! Last question: are you able to tell if a keylogger was used? Should I change all my passwords?

Ok, here we go:

JRT.txtAdwCleanerS1.txt mbam-log-2013-08-18 (18-44-17).txt The Yahoo redirect is gone! Thank you so much. Would you recommend I hang on to ADW and JRT and run them every week or so?

AdwCleanerR1.txt Here is the ADWC log

RKreport0_S_08182013_083750.txt Oh, I could have sworn I attached it. Trying again.

OK, I have removed P2P uTorrent -- if anything remains, it was an unintentional oversight and I will remove it once it is pointed out to me. Here is my RogueKiller log. Thanks again for your help!

I opened Chrome today to find that it was set to Yahoo, specifically this website: search.yahoo.com/?type=714647&fr=spigot-yhp-ch And when I tried to search through my browser, it was set to search Yahoo also. I attempted to reset my homepage and my default search engine on Chrome settings, but even though the settings were saved, it still kept opening to Yahoo. I found the culprit, SearchSettings.exe by Spigot Inc, and deleted it from the Control Panel. Unfortunately, that seems to have been a mistake, because my browser's preferences have still been overridden (on Chrome AND Firefox AND IE), and I keep being redirected to this Yahoo-Spigot homepage. I scanned with Microsoft Security Essentials, it detected Exploit: Java/CVE 2012-1723 but gave this error message: "Security Essentials encountered the following error: Error code 0x80508023. The program could not find the malware and other potentially unwanted software on this computer." I scanned with Malwarebytes. Did not find anything. Attached the DDS files. Thanks for taking the time to do this, I really appreciate your help! dds.txt