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Please let me know if you need further assistance with this. To disable this feature, open Chrome, go into the settings, then Advanced Settings, and remove the checkmark in Continue running background apps when Google Chrome is closed. O4 - HKCU.\Run: C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe (Google Inc.)Īllows Google Chrome applications to run in the background when Chrome is closed. There are some nasties in your browser that need to be removed and some other infection remnants. Please allow some time to go through the log you posted.
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Please do not run any other scans or other software on your computer unless asked as it may make this repair more difficult.If you're not sure, or if something unexpected happens do not continue! Stop and ask! It is not a problem.Please make sure to carefully read every post completely before doing anything.In the meantime, I'd be grateful if you would note the following: Apologies for the delay ~ it's been busy of late I'm 23red, and it'll be my pleasure to assist you with your problem. When I ran the OTL program, I received the following info:
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I cannot do anything on the computer until I either exit off of the box or click "OK."Īccording to the thread for the topic that I posted on the Windows forum, I could possibly have 2 different media players that were conflicting with each other, I uninstalled the Nvidea. Make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent.DLL files.

"C:\Users\April\AppData\Local\Realtek\res2.dll" failed The error is a box that pops up and reads (See attachment): I assume that I have removed something that was associated with a media player because I get an error message each time I turn on my laptop. I uninstalled every program that didn't look like it came on the laptop when I purchased it. Next, I assumed that something that someone in my family had downloaded must have infected my system.
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Each time I scanned my computer, I got a message stating that all files couldn't be scanned because they were password protected. When I got the computer home, it was quickly obvious that the computer still had the virus. He also downloaded Avast and Malware Bytes on my system. He said that McAfee was crap and supposedly cleaned my system. I didn't have the time to figure out the problem myself, so I took my laptop to a local tech guy. I realized that I had a virus on my computer a few months ago while using McAfee as my security program. I followed the directions in the thread to use the self-help tools and haven't been able to figure out the problem yet. I posted a topic earlier on a Windows Forum. My computer sounds like the hard drive is spinning all the time, even when no programs are opened.
