Help me remove malware from pc

When you scanned with Malwarebytes, did it find anything at all?

Have you run a boot time/rootkit scan with your antivirus?

Surprised Malwarebytes wouldn't find it.

Check the root of your c:\program data and c:\users[name] or c:\users[name]\appdata local and roaming and see for any suspicious files.

If you really want to be 100% a reinstallation is just better, sometimes they can be nasty and hard to get when you aren't experienced, but if you would just have a backup with any program you need, have your steam games installed on another drive, then in such events it takes a whole lot less time and effort when something happens.

You may want to look at your add ons and plugins if something unfamiliar is there.
If you see something fishy, or something you don't regocnise: disable it and see what it does.

i had something similar a couple of years ago, all my webpages got flooded with adds, it was driving me bonkers!

Turned out I had turned on/downloaded some kind of plug on, which seemed needed at that time.
It didn't do anything, so totally forgot about it!

Months later it got triggered, don't know by what.
And then the adds started the show.
Shiny flashy adds every few lines, cluttering my web pages.

No idea if this helps.
But if only your browsers are effected it could be an add on or plug in!

try an adblocker?

Try AdwCleaner maybe?

Try change internet provider tempolary. Sometimes it has a problem from ISP. (DNS spoofing, proxy cache)

Download HIrens Boot CD, burn it on a disc, or copy it to a USB pendrive with thelp of Rufus named software. Boot in mini Windows XP, then scan your system partition with Malwarebytes or some other software that's included in the package.
Also you can try system restore first.

Try AVZ and check Autoruns if any suspicious apps may startup. You may also try running msconfig and disable unknown services.
If this only affects browsers then ensure you have no shit in system32/drivers/etc/hosts and no suspicious addons installed in your browser, ensure no custom search engines added to your browsers.
Make sure you have correct DNS in your network settings and no proxy specified in browsers.
Also try drweb cureit or check tcpview and processmonitor to see what connections are made when you start your browser.

Have you tried system restore?

Install spybot and run it, it'll get rid of spyware and bullshit adware, how did you even get the virus in the first place?

you don't seem really tech savy but if everything else fails you might want to clean install windows linux arch ;)
jk reset windows to factory state that should solve it

Google for Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware
or just simply :)

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Reinstall. Also, don't make the mistake of installing the malware again - install Linux ;-)
But seriously, to be sure, reinstall.

First you should try running RKill, then AdwCleaner and Junkware Removal Tool. If it's still there, give HitmanPro a try.

did you try hitman pro?

HijackThis + Ccleaner registry + maybe delete host file+spybot

Edit fogot was spybot not AMB and reseting/uninstalling browser

had a similar trouble few weeks ago on a client's computer

Try going to safe mode and deleting temporary files.
Try RKill program to kill shady processes

Happens always on the same page, or in any page?
There are a new mode of ads in HTML5 that at the moment is impossible to block... and some pages uses it to get a remuneration... even if it is aggressive to the user.

You can try 3 programs to research any problem on your computer, all three free.

• Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
• Spybot Search and Destroy
• Malware Anti-Exploit (This one is free on early stages and at the moment on their beta program)

If that doesn't found nothing... try with an antivirus.

login or create another user > just to quickly see if the malware if present in the other accounts browser
if so assume its good and new malware that hasn't been detected yet ... if not, it should be in your accounts
user data somewhere which is easier to find out - best checked by listing all folders (incl hidden ones) and
sorting them by date - any suspicious > ctrl+gtfo

shouldn't that help check the registry - any new or suspicious entries with generic names might be the malware
alt. delete everything related to the infected browsers (esp. temp user data)

Generally, you need to run these malware programs in "Safe Mode" to be effective. I always prefer combofix. Run combofix in safe mode ,this is the best option for you because you are not sure what is the problem. Also could you please add a screenshot to see what kind of ads pop up?

I don't want to reinstall windows again

1. Why not? It will take a few minutes instead of searching hourss for the malware.
2. Again? Maybe you should change the websites you use.

Sometimes even if malwarebytes delete all malwares, something stays in browser executive file. Check is something was add here.

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well,

once i had to deal with an infection like the one you describe (those that restore himself)

1) you need identify the badboy (running scans) and if the scanner identifies it and can't remove or do not remove permanently...
2) do NOT reboot
3) research the web about it and its behavior and favorite hiding places (the backup/s he created for himself)
4) found it? yes, then you most likely will have to remove them manually
5) can't, because its running? use an app called unlocker...
6) dig for its entries in the reg editor and delete them...
7) reboot and verify if its gone, if not, research further for more clues and repeat the process...

sry, i know, its hard, but its the only way to avoid a fresh install...

malwarebytes anti malware.