If you have installed two antivirus or two firewalls? Make sure to uninstall one of them. I personally would like to keep AVG internet Security but you are the user so pick one and keep it. I would recommend running complete scan with antivirus/antimalware.
You could try the following:
Go to the following site and download Rkill. Rkill is a tool specifically coded to stop the malware executable files from working. When you run Rkill and it finishes shutting down the malware files, you can use your computer normally until the next restart.
If you are using several computers, try to download the iExplore.exe version to a flash drive and run it from there by double-clicking on the file. If you are using the infected computer, downloaded to your desktop. This version of the program is almost never stopped from running by malware because it imitates the explorer.exe file on your computer. Once the program is on a flash drive, plug your flash drive and run the program by double-clicking on the file. Let the program do its thing and you will know that it stopped the malware when you see no icons on your desktop and your computer is behaving normally.
Ok, after you run Rkill, malware will not stop you from downloading antivirus updates or antivirus programs. Take advantage of this, and go to
and download the free version to your desktop or a flash drive. Also, go to
http://www.superantispyware.com/portablescanner.html?tag=SAS_HOMEPAGE
and download the portable version of the file. It should have a .com extension. Malwarebytes and SuperAntiSpyware are two of the best anti-malware tools available nowadays and best of all, the free versions are more than enough to fix malware problems.
Now, in order for you to completely clean your computer, it is better if you disable the system restore and its restore points. It is important you do this because if not, malware might reinstall next time you restart your computer. Remember that if you use skills, you will have no icons on your desktop, you will have to use the task manager to access programs. In order for you to access system restore, follow the next steps:
– press Ctrl + Alt +Del to launch Task Manager or Ctrl + Shift + Esc
– on menu, click on File
– select new Task
– enter the following command:{3af80a6369225ea13856b8815212f1036871c006a864efffbb57257dbec3daf7}
systemroot
{3af80a6369225ea13856b8815212f1036871c006a864efffbb57257dbec3daf7}
system32restorerstrui.exe
– click on Ok
– click on System Restore Settings
– put a checkmark on Turn off System Restore on all drives
– click on ok
When the steps above are done, restart your computer and access safe mode. It would be optimal to select safe mode with networking because then you will be able to update your antivirus software and SuperAntiSpyware. Here is a link explaining different ways of reaching safe mode:
http://bertk.mvps.org/html/safemode.html
Once you are on safe mode with networking you can either, copy the programs you downloaded from your flash drive to your computer, or run the programs from your flash drive. Double click on the SuperAntiSpyware program, select updates and then run a full scan. When the program is finished scanning delete any entries found and if asked to restart the computer, choose no.
Now, execute the Malwarebytes program, check for updates and run a complete scan. When the scan is finished, delete any entries found. By now, your computer should be clean or almost clean. To make sure, update your antivirus if you have one installed, and/or download an antivirus program and run a full scan.
After you run all the complete scans for the software mentioned above, and your system is reported clean, restart the computer on normal mode and to make sure, run complete scans of the two spyware fighting software and also a complete scan with your antivirus software. If nothing is found and a system is clean, go back to system restore and enable it. Make sure that you create a system restore when a system is clean. Hope it helps;