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HURST

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  1. Computer seems to be running fine now. uecupd32.exe is not in any of the 2 folders. I wasn't paying attention when Combofix scanned, so I didn't see any prompt to upload files. MBAM came out clean. Here are the 3 logs you asked for: ARKQuick.txt ComboFix_quarantined_files.txt mbam_log_2009_09_16__20_25_41_.txt
  2. And a last scan log. This time I disconnected the internet connection before rebooting and then scanning.
  3. Performed a 2nd MBAM scan, this is the result:
  4. Here are the 3 logs. ARK.txt ComboFix.txt hijackthis2.txt
  5. Ok, here is the log from the Gmer "quick" scan.
  6. Thanks for the quick response. I'll perform the steps and post an update when I get back home from work.
  7. Last week my brother asked for my help because "his laptop wouldn't start" showing a BSOD when you tried to boot. He hasn't used an AV for more than a year despite mi several warnings. Obviously I performed a MBAM scan and it found 47 infections, most of the "harmless" trojans, but there's a nasty Vundo variant that won't go away. It's there after every reboot. I performed 4 MBAM scans, both on normal and safe mode. 2 SAS scans (normal and safe). 1 Avira scan. 1 Kaspersky AVP Tool scan. Still there. I used HijackThis and AVG anti-rootkit. I thought I had beaten this nasty, but MBAM says it's still there. I waited a few days for new definitions, but still no luck. Last time I tried was 4 days ago. I scanned with MBAM, selected "Remove all selected" and rebooted. After that I scanned again, so I could save 2 logs, so you could maybe see what's going on. Logs are in spanish, but I think they are very straightforward to understand. Here is the MBAM log for the 1st scan:
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