win32.agent.ieu/win32.fraudload.edt/ i think MalwareC hates me - help

[Dogysamich]

So yeah, letting ignorant people get on your cpu is not a smart thing to do.

Anyway, so after clearing off some infected files, I ran spybot.

found 2 instances of

-win32.agent.ieu (MalwareC)

**edit: I rescanned with Spybot S&D, and now it's pulling up 2 instances of
-win32.fraudload.edt (MalwareC)
**

it tries to remove them but can't. (Like, it says it fixes them, but it comes up again on rescan).

I tried googling some info, but all I've really found is people asking for help and getting nothing; or suggestions to use programs with no explanation of how to actually USE said programs to get rid of this.

Any help?

 

[thegreatkazoo]

What do you use for your antivirus?

*Crosses fingers that it's not AVG*

 

[Dogysamich]

that's the main one I use, yes, and no it didn't pick up anything.

Picked it up in spybot. *points to op* like I said. I know AVG isn't end all. XD

edit
now it's pulling up 2 instances of
-win32.fraudload.edt

 

[Anthony523]

Well... some viruses can replicate themselves after they are deleted... You may be dealing with one of those... Also, why have there been like 5 posts in the past 3 days or so saying "NOES I HAZ A VIRUZ" people need to be a little more cautious...

 

[Dogysamich]

So, I THINK I got rid of the malwares, now I'm just having slight cleanup problems.

My solution was malware bytes.

1) On my startup tab under.... regedit? I think. It still has c.exe, how do I get rid of it. Like, I've gotten rid of the actual c.exe, so it's not a problem from what I can tell. I just want to get rid of this trace aaaaaaaand BECAUSE I got rid of the c.exe first, I can't find it in regedit.

2) My CPU randomly just... dies. Like, it's done that for a while, so it's nothing new, but it does that. I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the power source cutting off cause it wasn't overheating this time.