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Can you in safemode try to start Norton manuall and look in its history and/or quarentine what it has removed? And maybe backed up?


EDIT , i forgot to ask if you have the AVG running realtime next to Norton , if you have then i would disable AVG's realtime protection , or uninstall it. They could be in conflict with each other.

I don't have AVG running in safe mode, but it did detect something on the day of the occurence. One of the files was a virus called Exploit.CVE.2005-1790 and the actuall file itself was fillmemadv620.htm. The file was in my internet cache.

The files from Norton that are in quarantine are Counter.class, GetAccess.class, Installer.class, Parser.class, and khfcd.dll. All of the .class files are associated with Trojan.ByteVerify, and the .dll file is associated with Trojan.Vundo.

I dont see anything wrong with the files that norton removed , doesn't look like any false positives. So thats not the problem i think

And i meant if you have AVG and Norton both running in normal mode. If you have , then you should disable the realtime protection from one , or uninstall one. It could even be the cause of youre problems.

Oooh, I see what you're saying. But, I can't log into normal mode at all. I can only log into safe mode. When I try to log into normal, it logs me in, then automatically logs me write back off.

I understand that , but you do can disable/uninstall AVG in safemode.
There is something loading at startup in normal mode that doesnt start in safemode , and is causing the problem.

My best bet atm is an AVG/Norton/(quarentined)virus conflict. If that doesn't help we'll start looking for other things.

I went ahead and deleted AVP, and I'm back to working in Safe Mode :undecided

It was worth a try.

Please download and run Startup list 2.0:
http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/f...tartuplist.zip

Press the "file" button , and then "paste to clipboard".
Now make a new text document and copy the info in there , and attach that text document to a post please.