No Internet after Mbam fix

[mrtbahgs]

I recently aquired the XP Antivirus 2012 rogue on my computer and was able to remove it as far as i can tell, but I can no longer access the internet. I run on wireless and it doesnt even connect to the modem, just continuously searching or trying to connect.

The steps i took to remove it were:

-Accessed the internet on the infected PC using the "Run As" otpion.

-Downloaded and ran FixNCR.reg

-Downloaded and ran RKill

-Ran Mbam and removed all findings, then accepted the restart from Mbam

-I was planning to then run something called TDSS something, but without the internet I couldnt download it.

I've noticed this can be a common problem after an MBAM fix, but im not sure which fix out there seems to work best to restoring my internet. I've seen things like Winsock, ComboFix, manual code changes, and as extreme as a full reinstall.

Unfortunatly I am not near the computer at this time, but wanted to get a post in so I can hopefully have a reply by the time I return home. I am wondering what logs or information can I provide to help restore my internet? I will also add any details i may have left out.

Thanks in advance!

[exile360]

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[mrtbahgs]

It isnt a malware removal issue anymore because it has been removed, it is an issue with how MBAM ran its fix, but I will do as suggested and post my issue in the other forums section anyway. Thanks.

[exile360]

No problem

It's probably a leftover component of the infection itself or a system file that was damaged by the infection when it was removed. We've been seeing issues like this a lot lately unfortunately.