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willisbr

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  1. Everything seems OK at this time. Do I need to do another FRST log for you?
  2. Uninstalled LAN Messenger. Ran Fix. It did create a FixLog and then hung for about 35 minutes. Decided to kill it and send you the log it generated. At present, no high mem processes being ran right now and cpu seems to be fairly 1-10% range. Defender is on and stays on (I didn't turn it on...it's just on after restart.) Please advise what you saw on the LAN Messenger. It runs on all my computers so my office can communicate within the LAN. Haven't had issues with it (I think) and I look forward to being able to reinstall it afterwards if possible. Thanks for the help the far. Fixlog.txt
  3. It created a Fixlog but says Fixing is in progress. So far it's been 10 minutes. File says it closed three processes. Is it hung up or still working?
  4. See attachments. 90+ process running at the moment. I'm being eaten alive! Thanks for your help FRST.txt Addition.txt
  5. As title mentions, I believe I'm infected. I have high memory and CPU usage. Scan with MB and SpyBot reveals no problems. I have all sorts of little bugs that I can't find an explanation. Even internet explorer keeps having download ability turned off. New Dell computer. A few weeks in, started having problems after installing my usual suit of office software. The first symptom was last week when Defender turned off on its own. It wouldn't let me restart. There was an error saying that another program was preventing it from starting. Attempted to recover system in regular and safe mode...never would allow me to. I have no antivirus installed. I've downloaded FARBAR and waiting for instructions. Ran a scan. Don't know what else to do at this point. Thanks for any help.
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