oldman960
Hi macdoo,
All the computers should be fine now unless they are infected. The problem was the modem DNS Server was hijacked, we have reset it to the correct one. This could have happened from an infected computer, perhaps the one we are working on. It could have also came from an outside computer. Since all modems of the same brand and model have the same default password it is possible that someone "borrowed" your connection if you are using the default password. I suggest you change the password from default to one of your choosing.
Let's see where we are.
When you ran aswMBR there should have been a file named MBR.dat placed on your desktop. Please zip it and attach it to your next reply.
Go to add/remove programs and uninstall the following
J2SE Runtime Environment 5.0 Update 6
Java™ 6 Update 4
Do not uninstall Java™ 6 Update 26
Next
Click your start button, open Control panel.
After the java is updated, reboot your computer if not prompted to.
Next, clear the java cache
To clear the Java Plug-in cache:
Next open OTL
Please post back with
All the computers should be fine now unless they are infected. The problem was the modem DNS Server was hijacked, we have reset it to the correct one. This could have happened from an infected computer, perhaps the one we are working on. It could have also came from an outside computer. Since all modems of the same brand and model have the same default password it is possible that someone "borrowed" your connection if you are using the default password. I suggest you change the password from default to one of your choosing.
Let's see where we are.
When you ran aswMBR there should have been a file named MBR.dat placed on your desktop. Please zip it and attach it to your next reply.
Go to add/remove programs and uninstall the following
J2SE Runtime Environment 5.0 Update 6
Java™ 6 Update 4
Do not uninstall Java™ 6 Update 26
Next
Click your start button, open Control panel.
- Locate the Java icon (it looks like a coffee cup)
- double click it to open it
- click the Update tab
- Click update now
After the java is updated, reboot your computer if not prompted to.
Next, clear the java cache
To clear the Java Plug-in cache:
- Click Start > Control Panel.
- Double-click the Java icon in the control panel.
- On the General tab, Click Settings under Temporary Internet Files.
- On the Temporary Files Settings screen, Click Delete Files.
- check all boxes
- Click OK
Next open OTL
- check the box beside scan all users
- click the quick scan button
Please post back with
- mbr.zip (attached)
- OTL.txt