hi,
Thanks for the info. Data Execution Prevention dosnt necessarily mean its malware related. Check to see that you only have one real time protection security software running and only one Antivirus. MS security essentials is your AV and is the only AV that should be running. If you have the trial version or paid version of Malwarebytes then it does have a real time component. Spybot has a real time component also. Make sure only one is running. If you see icons from both near the clock then both are running. Superantispyware might have real time feature also, not sure. If you see its icon then its also active. If you toggle over the icons it should tell you what software it is. If multiply ones are running you can look in the software settings/options/preferences etc for a option not to start with Windows.
After resetting any options in the software reboot your machine.
You might also temporarily disable your key scrambler software as well.
You can also try resetting IE back to its defaults, with IE closed:
Start>settings>control panel>internet options>advanced tab>click on the reset button.
See if any of the above helps.
If you did have a rootkit on your machine then anything is possible including creating/modifying files and accounts.
Thanks for the info. Data Execution Prevention dosnt necessarily mean its malware related. Check to see that you only have one real time protection security software running and only one Antivirus. MS security essentials is your AV and is the only AV that should be running. If you have the trial version or paid version of Malwarebytes then it does have a real time component. Spybot has a real time component also. Make sure only one is running. If you see icons from both near the clock then both are running. Superantispyware might have real time feature also, not sure. If you see its icon then its also active. If you toggle over the icons it should tell you what software it is. If multiply ones are running you can look in the software settings/options/preferences etc for a option not to start with Windows.
After resetting any options in the software reboot your machine.
You might also temporarily disable your key scrambler software as well.
You can also try resetting IE back to its defaults, with IE closed:
Start>settings>control panel>internet options>advanced tab>click on the reset button.
See if any of the above helps.
If you did have a rootkit on your machine then anything is possible including creating/modifying files and accounts.