Welcome to PCWorld Community !

Well , you're not the first here and we will do our best to help.

First , if you still can access the internet but, mostly , access these sites then

download and install these few security programs :

MalwareBytes AntiMalware . Click on the blue link.

Install AND up-date (Very Important)

SUPERAntiSpyware . Click on the blue link .

Install AND up-date (Very Important).

RogueRemover .Click on the blue link.

Install AND up-date (Very Important).

Now PLZ do a FULL SCAN with both of these programs . This will take a while so, Be Patient.

RogueRemover takse but a few seconds.

Once the scans are don, go to both of there LOGS tabs and Copy - Paste what is in the LOGS

in your next post. There are no logs to retrieve from RogueRemover

IF the infections prevent you from connecting to these sites , try this one MajorGeeks.com . [ MajorGeeks|http://www.majorgeeks.com/downloadget.php?id=5756&file=9&evp=693ee0b20204960edfd909666f809b26]{size:-3} |FL - USA|{size}]

Now from this same site search for other programs I have mentioned.

IF you still can't seem to connect to ANY of these sites then download from

a Clean PC onto a USB drive and install from the USB to your infected PC

POst back with the logs and any other info . you might have.

FLASHORN.

In recent months, many "malware", such as the "Antivirus 2008 & 2009" are constantly

"mutating", therefore the means to completely remove them MUST be under a contant

"Revision" as well . Therefore, it would be a disservice to publish any "Document"

specifying specific "Steps" when those "Steps" would NOT work for the next mutated

Version . As Flash implied, the malware is being developed to the degree that

Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, the PRINCIPLE 1st Step used, may not be able to be

downloaded, or possibly installed, or possibly updated, or possibly run . IF this happens, the vast

majority of certified "Malware Removal Specialists" 1st suggest trying the FREE "SDFix" .

Anti-Malware; IF you have any difficulty running a Scan of this program, let us know .

IF you successfully run a Scan, follow its Recommendations as to "Deleting" WHAT

it found and Post its "Log" as a "Reply" in this Thread .

To reduce the possibility of being re-infected, practise SAFE surfing habits and keep

many of your programs "Updated" to minimize security "leaks". To ascertain possible

"Flaws", you would need to Post the "Uninstall Log" from the FREE "HijackThis"

program, most easily downloaded from http://www.filehippo.com/download_hijackthis .

IF you need more details as to HOW to do this, ask .

P.S. A very good "Starting Point" for dealing with these types of "programs" called

"Rogues" by the malware-fighting community, is the Info available at

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/malware-removal/ .