On Sunday I received the Green Dot MoneyPak malware on my home computer. McAfee was up and running but MoneyPak got through anyway. Screen was frozen, couldnt do anything. Through google on another computer saw it was Malware and one suggestion which worked was to go to SafeMode with cmd prompt and do a restore to a previous day. I had a saved point of the 13th of Dec, the Malware cropped up on 15 Dec. The restore worked. Full McAfee scan revealed nothing. I downloaded free version of Malwarebytes and it found 6 objects, of which only two were checked. On reboot they were gone (quaranteened?) Subsequent Malwarebyte scans show the following 4 objects and my question is why aren't there check marks on the entries? Should I quaranteen them as well? Here they are: Vendor Category Item PUP.MyWebSearch Folder C:\Program Files {x86}\FunWebProducts PUP.MyWebSearch Registry Key HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{1D4DB7D2-6EC9....and on and on PUP.MyWebSearch Registry Key HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Preapproved\{1D4DB7D2-6EC9....and on and on PUP.FunWebProducts File C:\Users\Home\Local Settings|Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\NU313EC2\ Gaming\Wonderland.exe Only fallout from the ordeal right now is that my home webpage of www.yahoo.com will not load up when launching my Internet Explorer 9. Everything else loads up ok, facebook, drudge, etc. But Yahoo gives me "OOPS - Internet Explorer could not connect to www.yahoo.com. Try reloading www.yahoo.com. Suggestion - Access a cached copy of www.yahoo.com I can however, go to www.mail.yahoo.com and log in successfully. I use Windows 7, Internet options/tools shows www.yahoo.com as home page - but just wont load up when launching internet explorer. Is there a block list somewhere I can check? Any thoughts on the malware above and why I cant launch yahoo. Thanks so much // Mark