[MBAM cannot remove]

fixed it, yes it was an ownership problem, nothing but trusted installer had access to that key, once I let the system have access, mbam easily fixed it.

[MBAM cannot remove]

Lets see, I told it to fix it but it does not. Comodo does not block Mbam from doing anything, it had total free reign on the system.

I did have an old version of AVG installed so I will fix it, thanks.

The reason I run puran defrag is becasue it has a true booting defrag, it will defrag before windows starts so it can move flies windows normally locks.

On the VBA32 driver, it is a Virus BlokAda Antirootkit driver. http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan/report.html?id=4f064574c61d3d6f6d2d41c0b6dedf978891b23c1ce2ecc892ecd9309118c771-1309315216

[MBAM cannot remove]

sorry it has been a while since my last post, been really busy. Anyway, attached you will find all three logs, the one from MBAM and the other two from the DDS.

Attach.txt

DDS.txt

mbam-log-2011-06-26 (19-26-56).txt

[MBAM cannot remove]

I have this key in my registry from a Symantec install and MBAM does identify it but it cannot remove it, it just stays there. Log attached

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I would also add if the above don't work for you, please download emsisoft emergency kit and give your system a deep scan. http://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/eek/ the new kit works very well and in conjunction with mbam and your AV they should find the infection and clean them out.