[Kipford]

I didn't get any indication from Norton on what was deleted, but here is the Stop Code I'm getting:

0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0xA89114CC, 0xBA4CF494, 0xBA4CF190)

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I didn't get any indication from Norton on what was deleted, but here is the Stop Code I'm getting:

0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0xA89114CC, 0xBA4CF494, 0xBA4CF190)

[Kipford]

I didn't get any indication from Norton on what was deleted, but here is the Stop Code I'm getting:

0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0xA89114CC, 0xBA4CF494, 0xBA4CF190)

[Kipford]

I can't find any indication of what file(s) might have been deleted. I only have the Stop Code: 0x0000007E (0xC0000005, 0xA89114CC, 0xBA4CF494, 0xBA4CF190)

[Essexboy]

Could you go to C:\windows\minidumps please and zip the latest two or three dates that are there
Attach the dumps and I will see if I can determine which driver is causing the problem

[Kipford]

I think I found the bad drivers, and, as you suspected, I think MRXSMB.SYS was one of them.

I went to the Events Log in Administrative Tools, and two errors show up around the same time as the RunFix, when Norton says it identified Rooot.ZeroAccess and the system froze (I then had to cold boot, and the endless Blue Screens started). The event errors state:

"File replacement was attempted on the protected system c:\windows\system32\mrxsmb.sys. This file was restored to the original version to maintain system stability. The file version of the system is 5.1.2600.6133" and

"Could not load RDR device driver"

I replaced Mrxsmb.sys and Rdbss.sys, and that Blue Scrren error went away, replaced by a different Blue Screen error (I still can only boot in Safe Mode). The new Blue Screen Stop is a "Page_Fault_In_Nonpaged_Area" error. At this point I'm ready to scrub this and reformat my PC, unless you recommed something else. I have appreciated all of you assistance very much but am starting to come to the realization that even if I get everything up and running again I'm going to have ongoing issues due to the degree of integration with my system that this virus has caused.

[Essexboy]

The quickest option would be to reinstall the system as I suspect Norton did not reset the registry entries for that file among other things

Sometimes it is the only way to repair the damage

If you decide to do that and need assistance let me know

[Kipford]

Thank you. I'll be all set in reformatting and reinstalling.

I've backed up all my document files this morning in preparation/anticipation of that outcome. I made sure not to backup any executables, sys or dll files, as they may be corrupted.

If I have any trouble, I'll post here.

Thanks for all your time and assistance. It is greatly appreciated, as is the Geekstogo baord as a resource for those of us helpless souls!

[Essexboy]

My pleasure

[Essexboy]

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