Fixpolicies exe by bill castner

Next, Download to your Desktop FixPolicies. Do not go back to review these settings as the malware may reset it. Just keep moving forward with these steps.

Exit Notepad. I've followed the instructions on one of my computers. I have others to check which I'll post later. Adobe Acrobat and Reader 8. Adobe Photoshop 5. AnswerWorks 5. Canon CanoScan Toolbox 4. HP Imaging Device Functions 5. This case is only for the original problem pc.

If you have any other computer with an issue, open a separate topic. Let it quarantine or remove tagged items. Get a copy of that log in your next reply. Link 1. Link 2. Link 3. Save ComboFix. When finished, it shall produce a log for you. This site uses cookies - We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings , otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.

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Command Prompt will open and close quickly; this is normal. Thanks to kimsland. I have also seen this when viruses have been removed or when the security of the system has been compromised removing a user account improperly, etc. A lot of the times when you see this error message, you can still apply the changes you want; you just have the annoying pop-up screen.

Do check your security! Update and run scans! Check for hidden process and files aka Rootkits; nasty little dudes Hi-jack this; run a scan and analyze it with one of the many online analysis tools! See whats bad, good and un-needed. Sysinternals; Autoruns, Filemon, Regmon, etc. Thanks Guys for the inputs double-click on the Service.

I could find that this under services Local , is this typo or my misunderstanding? There is a blue line through Service Layer which is Disabled. Is this just because the cursor happened to be on this line? I guess I'm going to have to pull it out of you! It's not a Microsoft Service. If you know that already, just skip the sentence! HERE is more information on what uses this Service. All this 'pulling' is simply because the message An Access Denied error was returned while attempting to change a service.

Had this been a standard Service for the Microsoft operating system, I might not have had to play so dumb! In troubleshooting problems like this, where there could be a malware explanation, knowing specifics goes a long way! You also threw this in: Yes I do have hp OfficeJet Pro L driver and utilities installed, on my laptop and desktop.