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Old 06-18-2006, 06:13 AM   #34 (permalink)
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Looks like we have a really nasty little bugger on our hands. We'll have to be a bit more aggressive.

Before we start, I like to exercise a little caution. We'll try to avoid getting caught out by a damaged Windows like before.

Please download & install - ERUNT (This is a utility that'll replicate a copy of your Registry)
  1. Start ERUNT, confirm the Welcome message.

  2. Next, select the backup options:

    • System registry
    • Current User Registry
    • Other open user registry

  3. Click "OK" and wait until the backup process is complete. (Note that depending on your system configuration this may take some time, and that the first bar is NOT a progress bar, just an indicator that the program is still running.)
# Note: To ensure proper operation of ERUNT, you should be logged in as a system administrator.

If Window crashes again, we can use ERUNT to restore your registry


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Now run Gmer again.

Under the 'Processes' tab, select Safe. This will cause Gmer to reboot into Safe Mode

Once there, gmer wil re-open. Select 'Processes' again & then select 'Kill All'
That shall leave a minimal amount of processes running. This ensures that we get a clean enviroment for our rootkit scan

Select the rootkit tab, press scan & when it has finished press save & copy the log back here

< edit/

Gmer does not have an option to save a log. You need to click the 'copy' button to copy the data to memory. After that, this data needs to be pasted onto a text editor (eg Notepad).

Unfortunately, during the Safe Mode, you do not have the luxury of a Desktop. Getting the data to Notepad would be difficult.

To get around this, go to the 'Processes' tab again & locate the little box where it says 'Command'.




Type Notepad into the box & click the 'Run' button. That will bring up Notepad for your use.

** Do not save the file to Desktop. Save it at the root of Drive C. ** /edit >


Note: You shall need to go back to the 'Processes' tab to click 'Restart' to return to Normal Mode.
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