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1. Spybot bitdefender error install#
2. Spybot bitdefender error software#
3. Spybot bitdefender error download#
4. Spybot bitdefender error windows#

There are many reasons for a computer to become unresponsive. See if it will run without your computer crashing.

Spybot bitdefender error install#

Install that to the default location, update it and run it. Look under Security tools and find Spybot. Please go to add/remove programs and uninstall Spybot. I don't think the problems you're having a malware problems, however, the Spybot problem is unusual and I would like to ask you to try something to see if it does anything. The hiberfile, pagefile and bootini need to stay there where they are and I'm not sure where the thumbs.db usually goes, but it can stay there. If you don't recognize it, look at its properties and see if anything's in it. Oh, one last thing, you have some odd things sitting directly under C:\ If the doc, txt and xml files are ones your recognize, please make a folder somewhere like Documents and Settings and move them there. I will ask someone else to look at this as well to make sure I'm not overlooking something. Please post any results you get and also, please run a fresh ShowNew log (newfiles.txt) and attach that as well. I recommend the BitDefender, GMER or Sophos.

ATF Cleaner will remove all files from the items that are checked so if you have some cookies you'd like to save.

Spybot bitdefender error windows#

NOTE: This program is for Windows XP and Windows 2000 only. The executable actually runs the program. This program does not require an installation.

Spybot bitdefender error download#

Now, please download ATF Cleaner by Atribune.

Spybot bitdefender error software#

Then delete the below folders which may be left behind by the uninstall:Ĭ:\Documents and Settings\Nocollette\Application Data\Sunbelt SoftwareĬ:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Sunbelt Software tmnt-screensaver <- your choice to remove, but it may be inactive now anyway Please go to add/remove programs and uninstall: Set it to scan manually, but leave the update schedule at the default setting. Reconnect to the internet and allow it to update. Reboot your computer and then reinstall AVG free.

Then disconnect from the internet completely and uninstall your old AVG-free via add/remove programs. If it asks you to overwrite the old installation program, say yes. Then go here: and scroll down to AVG free. Have you uninstalled it? If not, please do. I see you have Zone Alarm Security Suite in your uninstalls list. It could also be a rootkit virus, but except for the screensaver that Counterspy picked up as adware, your computer isn't showing signs of malware. You have some pretty demanding software, but it could be something as simple as overheating due to dust in your fans. It's possible that your system is overheating, that you have a bad sector somewhere on your harddisk, that there's a software incompatibility that occurred and you may not have noticed it right when it started. There are a number of reasons why systems crash. The crashes you've been experiencing with Spybot are not normal. The time you described for running the Counterspy scan is normal. Is that true? Three years old is not old for a computer running XPSP2. The dump*.tmp files that are being produced and have been appearing since at least January indicate that you may have been having crashes for awhile. I would like for you to do a few things to see if there is any improvement at all. The slowness and crashes you're describing are not related to any obvious malware issues.