Something is terribly wrong with my PC.

MaXiMuS_N00BuS · 03-21-2008, 09:02 AM

Here lately ive been getting a whole bunch of pop-ups that come up at 10-15 minute intervals. These pop-ups are from these three sites: http://www.r9jj-.9hz.com (a porn site), http://www.smart4-my10gb.com (supposedly a gaming site), and http://www.blogger.com (a blog site that comes up and says "Error: 403 Forbidden" or something like that). On a forum somewhere they said that it has something to do with a file on your system called "isys32.exe" and i have have seen it in my system processes in task manager (tried ending the process but it comes back as soon as i delete it) and they were saying something about hijackthis detects it but i havent gotten any help from them. Maybe i can get some help here? Any suggestions would greatly be appreciated. I have HijackThis on my computer by the way.

NOTE: I am sorry for posting unwanted URL's here but i dont know any other way of letting you know what the problem is.

Ewc1307 · 03-21-2008, 09:18 AM

Hi there, sorry to hear about the rubbish on your PC there!

First things first, have you followed Osiris' guide here > http://www.tech-forums.net/pc/f51/sp...osiris-165828/

Try that 1st then post back if you're having further issues.

MaXiMuS_N00BuS · 03-21-2008, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by BuggVeyron

Hi there, sorry to hear about the rubbish on your PC there!

First things first, have you followed Osiris' guide here > http://www.tech-forums.net/pc/f51/sp...osiris-165828/

Try that 1st then post back if you're having further issues.

Ahh yes ive seen it (just saved it) but i have no way of backing up my files. And i literally have no more room on my PC. Maybe a couple hundred megabytes. I run a studio here and all of it is music software and of course... music. I ran out of CD's and DVD's a couple of days ago. Is there any ohter way? I'm terribly sorry for taking up your time.

Redmo0n · 03-21-2008, 10:57 AM

Either Don't worry about backing up or run Ccleaner first

Mak213 · 03-21-2008, 10:57 AM

You are going to have to find a way to back this stuff up. In all honesty if you run a studio with the PC you should keep it off the web and only use it for business purposes. This is just one of the many things that shows what can go wrong.

You should also ahve made a seperate partition for the OS and your data. That way when a situation like this occurs you can format and reinstall the OS without losing your data.

First thigns first. Get a external drive or a Internal drive and a enclosure and back up your stuff.

Ewc1307 · 03-21-2008, 11:18 AM

You're not wasting peoples time, that's why we come here

At the end of the day the choice is yours, you can either risk any cleansing procedures without backing up potentially corrupting any software, registry entries etc etc...or go the safe way and backup your critical documents and things first.

vernong1992 · 03-21-2008, 12:30 PM

break the links by removing the "http:" part, running CCleaner is a good place to start, because it cleans the temporary cache, and thats where most of the stuff is stored, next thing is to see if it installed crap, use the CCleaner uninstall tool (its in the program) and try to decrapify your PC, also if you don't want to format, backup your documents, use PC Decrapifier, and it should revert to as if it was a new PC (its worked with a all of infections that people have had that I've tried)

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