what is this: "PSYME" - wsock32.dll, user32.dll, shell32.dll, & notskrnl.exe ?

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[Phiggy]

I currently have AVG free edition, today running a virus scan it listend kernel32.dll, wsock32.dll, user32.dll, shell32.dll, & notskrnl.exe; under RESULT/INFECTION it lists them as "Change". The day before I had several trojans from something along the lines of... "PSYME," a virus that was infecting my computer. My computer will not connect to the internet, allow me to reboot in safemode, or use Task Manager... any ideas?

Aside from the .dlls & the one .exe listed above, the virus scan I'm currently running isn't showing "PSYME" or any other trojans/viruses. Yet obviously the computer is still fucked up.

[Samker]

Hi Phiggy and Welcome to SCF Portal.

Don't worry we will fix this, now please follow next instruction se we can do that son as possible:

1. Provide us all possible details related to yours problems / infection.

2. Try to run Kaspersky or BitDefender Online AntiVirus Scan: http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,734.0.html

3. Download & run HijackThis: http://scforum.info/index.php/topic,785.0.html

4. Provide us logs from HijackThis & AntiVirus Online Scan


We will wait your reply (with logs).

Regards,

SCF Team