Good Morning All, Heres nmy problem: When I try to connect to the internet with my primary default 24/7 connection, I get no dial tone from my modem. I temporarily half-fixed this by physically removing the modem card & reseating it, I then got a dial tone but couldnt connect. When I connect using my secondary payasyougo service, it connects and runs ok for a bit but then goes painfully slow. things seem to return to normal if I reboot but it all happens again when I try to reconnect to the internet. I ran avg/spybot/adaware etc. AVg tells me "c:/mv.exe infected with trojan horse dialler cde" and heals it, but avg refinds it later. spybot came up with a couple of registry entries referring to LSA in "HKEY_USERS.....", fixes them except for one which it can't fix even on reboot. I've checked my phone bills, no strange numbers or big costs there, so I'm guessing that I have picked up something which, fortunately, isn't doing what it wants but is messing up my internet connection. I want to reinstate my 24/7 connection and remove whatever is causing the problem, any ideas? Many thanks Bartolli

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