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Nice work!
I deleted whatever that file was, rebooted and no error messag :)

Thanks a ton for all the help you provided and for sticking with this last little problem.

ok the lxcq_device was set to Automatic type.. I did change it to Manual and stopped it.. but after a few restart tests I still get the same error message on boot up.

I searched, no Lexmark.. I did find lxcq_device in this path:
C:\Windows\system32\lxcqcoms.exe -service

I don't notice any problems with the machine, it's just annoying seeing an error message...

OK I uninstalled ComboFix and I'm about to get Avast instead of MacAfee..

One last thing, maybe you know what this might be..
I'm still greeted with an error when I boot up. I uninstalled Quick...

Ok I did all that. Excellent instructions.

I installed Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 along with three other Windows 64 updates.

I wasn't able to uninstall ComboFix. I Ran "Combofix / uninstall"...

Ok great instructions.
I deleted the EnableHttp1_1 file then scanned with SpyBot... It found click.GiftLoad... I fixed it, then restarted and scanned again, it did NOT find it this time.. I've...

Ok trying again.. It's Zipped this time (it was too big to upload as a .txt file).

here's the attached Log file..

OK I did it. I turned off McAfee and Lavasoft first. Attached is the log report...

Ok I ran cfscript.txt in Safe Mode by dragging it into the ComboFix icon... A message said ComboFix had expired but I ran it anway... I'll paste the log file below... After this I restarted the...

I did another three Spybot searches rebooting each time.. It found Click.GiftLoad (along with a few others) each time. This thing just wont budge.. Any other suggestions?

Ok I copied your latest coding and created CFScript.txt and saved the file to my desktop them dragged this .txt file into the ComboFix Shortcut icon on my desktop.... this ran ComboFix.. The log info...

Here is the most recent Spybot report..
Even though I "Fixed Selected Problems" after a restart and another Spybot scan the following were found:
Click.GiftLoad, DoubleClick and Right Media


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I restarted and ran Spybot.. No threats were found.. I restarted the computer and ran Spybot again - and it once again found Click.Giftload

This thing just doesn't seem to go away.

Any other...

OK I ran Spybot
It found the following...

BurstMedia
CasaleMedia
Click.GiftLoad
DoubleClick
FastClick
MediaPlex
Right Media

OK I scanned with TDSSKiller but no threats were found. Below is the log file info..


2011/04/02 14:28:30.0019 4272 TDSS rootkit removing tool 2.4.21.0 Mar 10 2011 12:26:28
2011/04/02...

Ok I scanned with ESET but there was no report at the end.. After two hours of scanning it completed it's scan and noted "no threats found"

Below is the ComboFix log after I dragged the .txt file...

Spoke too soon.. Click.GiftLoad was just found by Search & Destroy.. Looks like ComboFix was not able to get rid of it?

OK below is the ComboFix log file... And the new DDS.txt pasted below..
I think I'm now clean (thanks to your help). I ran Spybot Search & Destroy and click.GiftLoad was not found.

Please let me...

ok it's attached :)

OK thank you much for your help.
Below is the DDS.txt information....

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DDS (Ver_11-03-05.01) - NTFS_AMD64
Run by John at 12:25:08.85 on Thu 03/31/2011
Internet Explorer: 9.0.8112.16421...

extras.txt in zipped file attached.

otl.txt
zipped....

attached is the otl.txt

Hello
I'm unable to remove click.giftload and was hoping you might be able to help me remove it.

I ran OTL as Admin
I will post the otl.txt and extras.txt info into two seperate posts below.
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