XCP Rootkit traces

Hey, thanks for the response, first of all. I went to that link was set to try it .It said to go to the command prompt which I did, and type CD WINDOWS , did that, type CD SYSTEM32 when I do, it says "cant find path specified". When I go to the explorer, that directory is there, but not at the c prompt. I am very confused.

The commands in that link made some incorrect assumptions..So, type the commands as below:

Click on Start-Run, type: cmd then click on OK.

When the command window loads, type: cd \ (leaving one space between the cd and the backslash), then press the "Enter" key. You should now see:

C:\>

Now type: cd windows\system32 then press the "Enter" key..

You should now see:

C:\Windows\System32

Now continue following the instructions per the link provided earlier.

Hope this helps.

Grf

Thanks for the continuing help. That got to me to the point that tells me that i dont have these problems, however my spyware program still says i have a problem.

..and the path to it, then can't you simply delete the entry? Most spyware removal tools will specify where the problem is. This should be no different. Have other spyware removal tools detected anything? Have you tried the program at the link below?

Rootkit Reveler

Blacklight Beta Rootkit Detector

And most importantly, is the supposed issue actually causing some problem on the computer?

Hope this helps.

Grif

Hello again. First off, my pc wasn't doing anything weird. I was just worried it might. I ahve had many virus/spyware programs in the past, so I get paranoid easy. Secondly, I am weary of messing with the registry and didnt think deleting the keys would work, since my a-squared was never sucessful with that. I finally rolled up my sleeves and dove in. It took several tries to delete it, not sure why, but I finally got it. Thank you so much for all your help and time. One good thing about viruses, you can learn alot and also meet cool helpful people.