can malwarebytes to detect trojan after it is downloaded but not installed onto my pc

[ballina]

I viewed a video at Jamplay and then printed a pdf file for music chords and notes. Prior to that my computer was working fine. I closed the pc and then reopened it for another internet

session and it proceeded to keep shutting down and giving me a runtime error 5. I managed to get a system restore and malwarebytes working again, by deleting and reinstalling malware which then got rid of my trojan.

If I go to jamplay again (I have a one year paid subscription) is it possible for me to run malware after I leave that site and can malware catch the trojan before I restart the pc and the trojan is active? This trojan attached itself to my startup toolbar and also in a registry key. I'm running with no problems now. I might be wrong on this site but I swear it happened once before.

I have not visited the jamplay site for 3 months so that is why I'm trying to figure out if it possible to stop the trojan in its tracks before my system shuts down. If I do a full system scan before I shut down will malwarebytes catch it? By the way I had Malwarebytes running in my system tray when this trojan entered my pc last night.

I also have Avast 7 paid subscrption which didn't help either. I was using internet explorer browser but recently switched to google chrome as I'm having problems getting IE to open links.

Ballina

[AdvancedSetup]

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