error help

[bellabear]

I'm not really computer savy so I'm hopefully posting this in the right category. I have a Dell laptop with Vista that is my only computer. I have been having problems lately - it will all of a sudden say I have added hardware when I have not. After it says that I can't get online for days then all of a sudden it's gone and everything works fine. I use verizon and their diagnostic tool says that my configuration test doesn't pass and it gives this error

C:/Windows/system32/drivers/AVGIDSEH.sys

I have no idea what this means or if it can be fixed. I would appreciate any help I can get - with instruction I can find my away around pretty good but I really need instruction. I have Ad aware and Avast and they have found nothing that they say is malicious.

HELP - please

[yardbird]

Welcome to Malwarebytes ! Do you have AVG anti-virus program? if so is it the 2011 version? regards....

[yardbird]

@ bellabear

I see another user in the Malware Removal Forum with the same issue as you only 4 days ago. If anyone can assist you it would be to go to that forum, I'll post the instructions, You may want to copy & paste your 1st post above in there if you can run the scans to post there

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[bellabear]

Thanks yardbird. I did move my post and I installed the malwarebytes' Anti-Malware but I am still having the same issue Things couldn't be that easy for me dang it - such is life.

THANKS so much for the welcome and the tips.

[bellabear]

Welcome to Malwarebytes ! Do you have AVG anti-virus program? if so is it the 2011 version? regards....

whoops I forgot to say I did try AVG but it really messed up my computer so I uninstalled it. It no longer shows on my control panel although it wouldn't go away at first then I used Revo uninstaller and it seems to have disappeared. Do you think this was part of the issue or is the issue?

[yardbird]

Follow Post 3-- go as far as you can go. Its the Malware Removal Forum, they have all the tools to get you back on track, When you post in there. Confine your replies to that forum, don't post outside it. until your done, you will work with an expert helper together .. he will ask you to run scans, and you will download them and copy & paste them in your replies..

good luck... regards....

[yardbird]

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