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Sorry couldn't find the edit my post button?

Been through the DDS file, and the first attention I got is at the top the file where I see:

- FW: ZoneAlarm Firewall *Enabled*

I asked why is it there, because I don not use that program any more since many years (5 or 6)

- S0 eBoost;eBoostr caching filter driver;c:\windows\system32\drivers\eboost.sys --> c:\windows\system32\drivers\eBoost.sys [?]

eBoost.sys is not at c:\windows\system32\drivers\ ? In the past I tried that proram once and uninstalled it, but still I get errors from it.

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i noticed this in your dds list : babylon

a quick google search of "search.babylon.com malware" indicates that many people have had problems with this "program" .

i am not a malware removal expert (perhaps someone who is can double check my findings) ... but i would strongly suggest heading over to the malware removal section and open a thread .

start here :

http://forums.malwar...?showtopic=9573

ps ... there are some other programs you have that you might not really want or need to have . ;)

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i am not a malware removal expert (perhaps someone who is can double check my findings) ... but i would strongly suggest heading over to the malware removal section and open a thread .

start here :

http://forums.malwar...?showtopic=9573

But that topic is called "I'm infected" and so far MAM as SAS reported both nothing thats indicated I'm infected. I only try to find to which programs those blocked IP adresses belong!?

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