MBAM_ERROR_CHECK_INFECTED(0,9)

[lolomgwtfbbqsauce]

yeah and so, this is my first post on this forum. Please excuse me if it is posted in the wrong location. I'm a noob. Long story short: I've been attempting to clean this pc of the av/ave.exe rogue/malware infection... without success.

I've managed to stop the annoying xp defender popups and clean the registry of obvious av/ave.exe files but today I received this mbam error code: MBAM_ERROR_CHECK_INFECTED(0,9)

Every file and process scanned with mbam produces this error message. It has found 42 infections and mbam has scanned for all of 30 seconds. It is now frozen.

As of late, the only way I have succesfully loaded, updated and run mbam is by locking up the computer by scanning the mbam.exe file with 2 other scanners simultaneously: superantispyware + mse while attempting to load malwarebyte's antimalware.

...and before you ask, yes, I have utilized rkill and renamed the mbam.exe file and its extension in order to run mbam. It worked for a while, but no more. I thought I had succesfully removed the nasty when mbam found ave.exe, then quarantined it about a week ago. I was wrong apparently. MSE subseuently found a FakeRean variant and cleaned it, but I have since encountered win32 service errors. I'm guessing this rogue/malware actively renames itself to the registry? Not even turning off system restore helped. Anyway, I've given up. I'm going to reformat this weekend. I keep getting browser redirects and problems running mbam.

I googled the mbam error message and found ZERO results. Just thought the regulars on this forum would be interested.

*skakes fist*

*logs off*

[Firefox]

Hello lolomgwtfbbqsauce,

because you have an infection, the infection itself is what is probably causing your errors.....

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