Mpit52

All looks well, my apologies for not getting back to you yesterday. Thank your or all of your assistance.

Well that's a bit more concerning. If you were unsure of what the 'bad guy' was, how did you know what to disable/delete from the "fixlist.txt" commands? Concerns aside, the computer does not show any additional signs of infection. I will update once more tomorrow so that a full 24hrs have passed.

Well that was easy, Thanks! Initial state looks good but only time will tell. Prior to running the FRST with the fixlist.txt commands, Bitdefender would start to block files est 15-20 mins after a reboot. As of right now, things are looking good but I will follow up again after 5:00 pm today and once more tomorrow to verify. Would you mind telling me what was fixed/removed or what kind of infection I had?I would like to educate myself on the process and tools that you used. If there is an article or forum post already explaining FRST and how you use it, it would be interested in reading it. Thank you for your assistance. I will report back around the times listed above with updates. Fixlog.txt

All, I am having trouble finding/removing an infection from my computer. I noticed it the other day and have been battling it since. My primary AV is Bitdefender AntiVirus (Free) which logs constantly that it is blocking infections (example below) and I also have Malwarebytes Premium installed (post infection), logs attached. If I run full scans, including rootkits for malwarebytes, both scanners comes back clean but my BitDefender still reports that it is blocking infections all day long. I have attached FRST, Additions and malwarebytes threat scan logs. Any and all assistance will be greatly appreciated. Bitdefender Log Example: "Item was blocked. Threat name: Trojan.GenericKD.31067079. Path: C:\Windows\Temp\tmp00003cc\tmp\000001f1." Addition.txt FRST.txt MalwarebytesRpt-12.27.18.txt MalwarebytesRpt-12.27.18(2).txt