[Fracture]

In another thread (that I can't reply to) there has been some discussion about this hijack. yesterday I encountered this while surfing online and it did a number of things. First it re-did my desktop background colors to be "bluescreen of death" blue and made my background look like a critical fault error. Realising that this was utter BS I tried to re-do my background. However I found that several display property tabs were missing. After using ad-aware, Spybot search and destroy and hijack this I was able to fix most of what was wrong.

As of now my desktop itself is fine and my display property tabs are all working. However 1 problem still persists. The intel32.exe file keeps re-creating itself. If I stop intel32.exe from running and delete it out of my system32 directory it stays away. Once I run IE and then go to any website it re-loads and re-creates intel32.exe.

How do I go about checking what is creating this file?

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Hi Fracture and welcome to Geeks To Go

We have been very busy as of late, do you still need our help? If you do i need you to download a copy of hijack this.

Hijack This

*Important* : HijackThis! needs to be installed in its own folder, as it creates backups that you may need later (create a folder in "My Documents", for example...). This tool can be dangerous when handled improperly, so, PLEASE DON'T FIX ANYTHING WITH IT YET !! and wait for instructions. Run HijackThis!, then click on "Do a system scan and save a logfile". Save the log, then copy/paste it here so we can have a look.

[John_L]

Hi Fracture and welcome to Geeks To Go

We have been very busy as of late, do you still need our help? If you do i need you to download a copy of hijack this.

Hijack This

*Important* : HijackThis! needs to be installed in its own folder, as it creates backups that you may need later (create a folder in "My Documents", for example...). This tool can be dangerous when handled improperly, so, PLEASE DON'T FIX ANYTHING WITH IT YET !! and wait for instructions. Run HijackThis!, then click on "Do a system scan and save a logfile". Save the log, then copy/paste it here so we can have a look.

[John_L]

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