Please help!! I run AVG on my computer and it keeps finding 5 files that it claims are virus files. It removes them but they are right back an hour or so later. They are: Jet Li.avi.exe PS2 demos.zip.exe rapevideo.mpeg.exe sexmovies.mpeg.exe teensex.mpeg.exe These are all found in the windows\SYSDLL foleder. This folder is full of zip and exe files with various names like "cheats", "cracks", and various porn names. But only these 5 listed are being removed by AVG. Ive ran anti virus software, spyware finders, and ad aware. Ive removed everything they listed. Ive deleted almost the entire contents of this folder. Yet, they come right back. Any ideas? Please put them in laymans terms...Im not too technical. Thank you very much!!

Hmmm be careful sometimes on invitation to the web to visit porn web sites.... they don't stop after to harass you to pay for a look. First: open your internet explorer program and clean the "temporary file" folder, erase as well all cookies installed there too. Clean also your history links folder. Second: download the program AdAware 6.0 build 181, here is the link to the download site: http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file_description/0,fid,7423,00.asp third: download the program SpywareBlaster, here is the link: http://www.wilderssecurity.net/spywareblaster.html Both programs are freeware Good luck

On top of those....try running a trial version of webroot's spy sweeper and spybot s/d(freeware). You can find them at www.spychecker.com Good Luck!

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Thanks guys. I figured it out somewhere in the middle of the night though. First off, I dont visit porn sites. Thats why I didnt understand some of those. WWW hit on it. I was infected with worm\bereba.a . Its a worm thats floating between users of Winmx, the file sharing program. I believe I finally got it all out. For those who need help with it, they have complete instructions at symantec website. It creates a folder called SYSDLL in Windows and opens all of those files in it. It then makes that your default shared folder when you open Winmx.