Spybot

Steve: That last part you have to type as you see it.

Click start, click on Run..., and type CMD, and hit enter.

When the Command Prompt window appears, you type each line and hit enter:

CD %systemroot%\drivers\etc

ATTRIB -R -H -S -A HOSTS

DEL HOSTS

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The name servers (202.188.0.133 | 202.188.1.5) are OK. They resolve addresses to IPs and vice versa. You can use the command NSLOOKUP in Windows XP to access the nameserver. Each time you connect to, say, 'www.google.com', your nameserver looks it up -- here's what my output looks like from CMD:

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]© Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.C:\Documents and Settings\DjLizard>nslookupDefault Server:  tampfldns08-amp.tampabay.rr.comAddress:  65.32.2.147> www.google.comServer:  tampfldns08-amp.tampabay.rr.comAddress:  65.32.2.147Non-authoritative answer:Name:    www.l.google.com[b]Addresses:  64.233.161.147, 64.233.161.99, 64.233.161.104[/]bAliases:  www.google.com

At any rate, yeah, you wouldn't technically be able to access the internet, except by IP address, so don't remove the nameserver entries (when I give Windows custom nameservers, hijackthis says they're removable as well -- it's normal). Tarun must have been sleepy, because you shouldn't remove that ;)

Tarun - I also doubled up on the 'safe to remove' text in your program, sorry, haha (I'm sure you can fix it now). (Domain hijack, safe to remove. Safe to remove:) Change the wording to 'Custom nameserver, not recommended to remove' or something.

Steve: That last part you have to type as you see it.

Click start, click on Run..., and type CMD, and hit enter.

When the Command Prompt window appears, you type each line and hit enter:

CD %systemroot%\drivers\etc

ATTRIB -R -H -S -A HOSTS

DEL HOSTS

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The name servers (202.188.0.133 | 202.188.1.5) are OK. They resolve addresses to IPs and vice versa. You can use the command NSLOOKUP in Windows XP to access the nameserver. Each time you connect to, say, 'www.google.com', your nameserver looks it up -- here's what my output looks like from CMD:

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]© Copyright 1985-2001 Microsoft Corp.C:\Documents and Settings\DjLizard>nslookupDefault Server:  tampfldns08-amp.tampabay.rr.comAddress:  65.32.2.147> www.google.comServer:  tampfldns08-amp.tampabay.rr.comAddress:  65.32.2.147Non-authoritative answer:Name:    www.l.google.com[b]Addresses:  64.233.161.147, 64.233.161.99, 64.233.161.104[/]bAliases:  www.google.com

At any rate, yeah, you wouldn't technically be able to access the internet, except by IP address, so don't remove the nameserver entries (when I give Windows custom nameservers, hijackthis says they're removable as well -- it's normal). Tarun must have been sleepy, because you shouldn't remove that ;)

Tarun - I also doubled up on the 'safe to remove' text in your program, sorry, haha (I'm sure you can fix it now). (Domain hijack, safe to remove. Safe to remove:) Change the wording to 'Custom nameserver, not recommended to remove' or something.

O17 - Domain hijack, according to Merijn it's also O17 - Lop.com domain hijacks

I'm also going to remake the app in Delphi this time on my own, referring to your port of it as a guide. Should be real easy.

That might be why you can't open any website thereafter.

He already posted his hijackthis log remember, no domain hijacks were there, i wouldn't of suggested it otherwise ;), anyway, he already PM'ed me with his results from LSPfix.

Merijn it's also O17 - Lop.com domain hijacks

Not always to do with Lop.com malware, can be, but also some ISP's and computer manufacturers use it for reseting web settings to thier defaults rather then IE's.

--lee

O4 - HKLM\..\Run: [userFaultCheck] %systemroot%\system32\dumprep 0 -u

^^ This item is safe to remove using HJT, and usually won't come back, unless you get another 'serious error' from Windows to report.

O4 - HKCU\..\Run: [MsnMsgr] "C:\Program Files\MSN Messenger\MsnMsgr.Exe" /background

^^ This one usually comes back, unless you do what Tarun said, which is "using the GUI", which actually means to use the appropriate interface for disabling MSNM startup, which is:

With MSNM running, go to Tools, Options, Preferences (or in MSN 7, "General"), and uncheck "Automatically run messenger when I log on to Windows"

Done as told.

You should simply delete your hosts file and start it over.

1) Start, Run... CMD

2) CD %systemroot%\drivers\etc

2) ATTRIB -R -H -S -A HOSTS

3) DEL HOSTS

Then run spybot s&d, go to advanced mode, then Tools, then checkmark Hosts file, then click the button to "add spybot s&d's hosts file"

Did item 1 as above

when typed item 2, I get this message: The filename,directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect

Tried many other ways, I get error msg like above or some other error msg.

:blink: Steve

Ok, I have a better idea. (I missed the 'system32' on step 1')

1) Start, Run... CMD

2) %systemdrive%

3) cd \

4) cd %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc

5) attrib -r -h -s hosts

6) del hosts

Ok, I have a better idea. (I missed the 'system32' on step 1')

1) Start, Run... CMD

2) %systemdrive%

3) cd \

4) cd %systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc

5) attrib -r -h -s hosts

6) del hosts

Sorry for the late reply.

Up to step 3 it is O.K.

Type instruction as per step 4, error message appearing.

Do you want me give you any other "report" or "reading" for your analysis.

Steve B)

Thought this was XP... ?

Thought this was XP... ?

Yes, XP SP2

Guess it is a dead end for me huh!!!! :(

Guess it is a dead end for me huh!!!! :(

Start, Run, cmd

cd C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\

del hosts

Or just try to browse there and delete the file.

Start, Run, cmd

cd C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\

del hosts

Or just try to browse there and delete the file.

Did as above.......this problem

My Soft

Redirect host

desktop.kazaa.com=127.0.0.1

CLEANED :D

This one

Log

Activity.SchedLgu.Txt

C:\Windows|SchedLgu.Txt

Still there.

Thanks :D

Please read: http://www.safer-networking.org/en/faq/6.html

I' ve read the article b4. But I don't know how to do handle this :

"If you are not using the scheduler, I suggest disabling it, this will not only allow you to back up this file, but also save some RAM."

So, how do I disable the scheduler ?

Thanks

Steve B)

Your problem is easy. I had this problem too. Do the folowing things. I've my knowledge from reading forum sites.

Step 1

Download a very little programma on

http://www.funkytoad.com/download/hoster.zip

Step 2

Unpack it.

Step 3

Search for the program and run it.

Step 4

Click on the button richt (above) Make Host writeble

Click after that on the button Restore Original Host

Your problem is over now.

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If you have WinPatrol, that programm wil see the changing. Klik Yes en you can read an example of wath Microfoft has done. That message is not importent. Close it and run Spybot for dure again. I can tell you, that yout problem is over.

What I can with my age of 64 years, you can also. I left the High school for a long ago, so time I had sure make mistakes with my English, but I'm sure you understand my message.

At your service.

Cor Schorel

Netherlands

My privat mail is: s@avd.nl

I' ve read the article b4. But I don't know how to do handle this :

"If you are not using the scheduler, I suggest disabling it, this will not only allow you to back up this file, but also save some RAM."

So, how do I disable the scheduler ?

Thanks

Steve B)

You only really want to disable it if you have no programs that are dependant on it. Some may "report" to be, but don't really need it. You can do so under the Administrative Tools in Control Panel.

Your problem is easy. I had this problem too. Do the folowing things. I've my knowledge from reading forum sites.

Step 1

Download a very little programma on

http://www.funkytoad.com/download/hoster.zip

Step 2

Unpack it.

Step 3

Search for the program and run it.

Step 4

Click on the button richt (above) Make Host writeble

Click after that on the button Restore Original Host

Your problem is over now.

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If you have WinPatrol, that programm wil see the changing. Klik Yes en you can read an example of wath Microfoft has done. That message is not importent. Close it and run Spybot for dure again. I can tell you, that yout problem is over.

What I can with my age of 64 years, you can also. I left the High school for a long ago, so time I had sure make mistakes with my English, but I'm sure you understand my message.

At your service.

Cor Schorel

Netherlands

My privat mail is: s@avd.nl

The HOSTS file and the fact he has a log that is causing a MS schedules text file not to be deleted are in no way related. -.-

Plus it was already stated that the HOSTS problem was solved.

Plus it was already stated that the HOSTS problem was solved.

I didn't realise this thread was opened again. Yes the hosts problem is solved.

Esceha, thanks anyway.

You can do so under the Administrative Tools in Control Panel.

Will try that tonite

Steve B)

i might try this program hope it will be ok

internet cleaning tool