kcnychief

I would assume this is not terribly new, but I do know that whenever someone posts a log here people just go through it. I was surfing the net looking for something and came across this seemingly useful website.

http://hjt.networktechs.com/

Gives you an instant response to what is safe to remove, and safe to keep. VERY cool

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j79zlr

Nothing substitues someone who knows what they are doing to look through a log. There have been a few of these over the years, but I have never found one that should be completely trusted.

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kcnychief

Yeah definitely not a substitution, and I'm not sure how useful it is as I haven't tested it yet. Could, however, be used as a resource

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Steevo

J79 is great with logs and so is bulldog and cookiegal. I woud't trust anyone else or a machine to make a decision. At the very least a google is in order for suggested removable part.

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j79zlr

Thank, SEriously though, I am out of practice. I still know what shouldn't be there, but I am not 100% up-to-date on the latest and greatest malware removal. I do still have access to some forums with some pretty smart guys.

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kcnychief

It's impossible to stay current on everything all the time, as long as you know where to go to find the answers, you'll be ok in the end

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acomputerstore

I own A Computer Store, Inc. http://www.acomputerstore.com/ I use a little of both. I goto http://hijackthis.de/ and use it for the major problems and anything unknown or anything I judge as questionable I get rid of. So try it out.