Winspyware protect removal tool

[ironman99011]

 Unfortunately, my computer is infected with winspyware protect and has been getting worse for two days. I run McAfee and it does not find it nor did it prevent the infection.
 I am not savy enough to manually remove the infection, therefore my question is: is there a tool that is trustworthy and novice user friendly as shareware or purchase that I can download to rid my system of this pest.

 Thanks

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

If you mean Antivirus when you said 'tool', there is Avira and AVG Free.

As for removal, I would look here.
http://www.computerhope.com/forum/index.php/topic,46313.0.html
If you post the three logs there, one of our Malware Specialists will help give you a clean bill of health. 

[Google]

Unfortunately, my computer is infected with winspyware protect and has been getting worse for two days. I run McAfee and it does not find it nor did it prevent the infection.
 I am not savy enough to manually remove the infection, therefore my question is: is there a tool that is trustworthy and novice user friendly as shareware or purchase that I can download to rid my system of this pest.

 Thanks

Me and evilfantasy have been working on my computer that ha the exect same problem. Ask him....or look at my thread...
http://www.computerhope.com/forum/index.php/topic,62412.60.html

[Carbon Dudeoxide]

Ask him....or look at my thread...

Following another topic in the Computer Virus and Spyware Section can be very dangerous because, although the problem may seem the same, it could in fact be very different.

[ironman99011]

 Thanks, I am at work now, I will read further when I get home tonight and see if I can generate the proper information.

[Google]

Use malwarebytes scanner and scan your full computer the fix everything. That solved most of the problem. evilfantasy is just helping me clear my pc of everything else supicious as well as that stupid annoying virus...

http://www.computerhope.com/forum/index.php/topic,46313.0.html

(scroll down to step four)

[ironman99011]

 1 last question before I get home and start. Do you recommend that I run a scan of my system again with McAfee before I proceed any further. Just trying to clarify this one point........

  Thanks

[evilfantasy]

If you have already ran a scan then you don't need to run another. Just use the tools in the removal steps and post the logs.

[ironman99011]

 Thanks very much, I will proceed with the instructions when I get home then.

[ironman99011]

evilfantasy, I have not yet had the time to work on my computer, I very much appreciate the help and the instructions. I will run the tools and post the logs for review and advise as soon as possible.

[ironman99011]

 Here is my 1st log from SUPERAntiSpyware, I am about to continue on with the MBAM stage.
 Hope this helps you with my issues.

 Thanks

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[ironman99011]

 Results of MBAM scan...

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[ironman99011]

Final log file from Hijack This, waiting on review and any further directions.

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[ironman99011]

attached are the log files generated per the malware removal instructions. I posted them in another thread, although each was on a different post. I was not sure if it would be easier to review with all 3 together.
 I am awaiting review and any additional instruction or advise.
 
 Additionally, here are 3 programs listed on add/remove programs I am not familiar with and need advise on possible removal: iWin Games; Otto and Urge.

 Thank you very much

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[ironman99011]

 One additional question if I may. Is there a possible conflict between the SUPERAntiSpyware program and McAfee if both are still installed, if so, what is the proper method to resolve the issue.

 Again, thanks very much. It is amazing what is done through the help given here.