Veret

Thanks for the reply; let me just make sure I'm absolutely clear here: 1) The scan is telling me that something/someone changed the default registry values for something in my start menu. I rarely mess with my start menu options and NEVER touch the registry, so this means that malware was involved. 2) "No action taken" means that Malwarebytes hasn't done anything yet, and selecting "remove" will return this registry data back to its default (thereby fixing the problem). Did I get all that right?

Sorry to bump this thread again, but after reading the responses here and the various FAQs on the rest of the site I still have some questions (below). I was hit with an unpleasant mess of malware yesterday, and after cleaning most of it up with a system restore I'm in the process of rooting out any junk that may still be lurking on my various hard drives. Malwarebytes was recommended to me as an excellent on-demand scanner, which is how I found myself here. I've run a full system scan and got results identical to what conte describes here (I can post a log, but it's not in dev mode). If someone could please answer me these questions three, I would be most grateful: 1) The scan says something's up with my registry data, but also that it's "good." Was there ever a problem here? 2) If so, was it fixed? "No action taken" doesn't exactly fill me with confidence. And finally... 3) If Malwarebytes, Spybot, and AVG all give me clean scans, is my computer officially de-borked? I gather this one's a little harder to answer, but I'd be happy with responses to just 1 & 2. Thanks in advance!