Steve Ellenoff wrote:
> It sounds similar to one I got a few weeks ago. I was surprised since 
> I was running Firefox, but after reading about it, it's a security 
> hole in Flash, so any browser is vulnerable, and you know how many 
> pages use flash, right?
> 
>  From a separate computer I googled how to get rid of it, and was 
> able to do without a re-install.
> 
> In a nutshell, I had to reboot in safemode, clear out temp files, and 
> look in windows directories for any new files that looked suspicous. 
> I also had to delete some registry entries.
> 
> Once the registry entries were gone, the virus did not seem to re-run 
> once I came into Windows normally. From there I could browse again 
> and run malwarebytes to find and remove any left over junk.
> 
> Consequently, a friend of mine had to use a restore point to get rid 
> of it, but that might have been a different version of the virus.
> 
> Good luck-
> Steve


Thanks, Steve.  I ran combobox the other night per suggestions here and 
that seemed to fix it.  It hasn't recurred yet, so, so far so good.

-- 
Mike Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
President, Chief Software Architect
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