jusched.exe always crashes

I deleted the java before like you said, the only one showing up in my control panel for add/remove programs is the java (tm) 6 update 25

I updated mozilla to the most recent version, perhaps i have other things in my control panel, add/remove programs that are causing a problem?

For the windows security update it is not allowing me to turn on the automatic updates. It says it cannot turn them on and directs me to the control panel > system to change the settings. When i go here i cannot change them either.

When i try to goto the website for windows updates i get [Error number: 0x80070424]
The website has encountered a problem and cannot display the page you are trying to view. The options provided below might help you solve the problem.


Also i still have all these transparent files all over my computer, do i dlete them or?

About the windows update error problem: google the error message and you will find a host of information, for example:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/968002
See if that works out for you.

These transparent files are hidden files that were hidden by the rogue we just killed. Possibly also your start menu is empty now. Fortunately, we have a tool for everything

• Please download Unhide by Grinler from here and save it to your desktop.
  
• Double click unhide.exe to run the tool.
  
• It will take some time to go through all your files, so please be patient.
  
• If this tool doesn´t fix the problem, please let me know.

Well now i have a ton of files that seem to be some kind of weird duplicate of files i already have in folders throughout my computer, but the files have like $ signs or ~ in place of the first letter.

I am very confused what these are, are they duplicates? or did my files get split?

When i try to open, or sometimes close these files now it says

Word cannot start the converter mswrd632.wpc.

This message can appear if:
The converter was not properly registered.
The converter was inadvertently deleted without removing the registry information.
The converter support files are corrupt.
The converter installation was removed and the uninstall tool did not finish clearing the registry settings.
The hard disk is damaged where the converter files were stored.
Usually, reinstalling the converter will overcome this problem. If the converter reports that it is already installed, first uninstall it so the setup program can remove the files and registry settings.
If removing and reinstalling the converter is not successful, there may be a conflict for a resource on the computer (for example an executable file that is needed to properly register the converters on the computer has failed or stopped running). In this case, it is best to turn off the computer and start over.
More information about this error message online.




Here is what is popping up for the windows security alerts

https://i.servimg.com/u/f25/16/45/58/50/sec_ce10.jpg

https://i.servimg.com/u/f25/16/45/58/50/sec_ce11.jpg

Alot of these files with the ~$ that share the rest of the other files name appear to be much smaller than the original file.

I dont know if its ok to delete them, or if they are linked somehow

All those files that are small and have weird names are temporary files. They can be deleted.

On the windows update problem, try the following.

Open Notepad and create a file with the following contents:

@echo off
regsvr32 /s wuapi.dll
regsvr32 /s wuaueng.dll
regsvr32 /s wups.dll
regsvr32 /s wups2.dll
regsvr32 /s wuwebv.dll
regsvr32 /s wucltux.dll
regsvr32 /s wudriver.dll

• Save it as "fix.bat" (include the quotes) on your desktop.
  
• Double click it to run. A black DOS windows will open and close - this is normal.
  
• If this went well, delete fix.bat and restart your computer.

Hopefully this makes a difference.

That worked gabethebabe! Thank you so much! you have been of great help!

Any other recommendations for me?

Jay we rock

My recommendations:

1) Keep your Windows up-to-date. Windows Autoupdate should be ON (see Start >> Control Panel >> Security Center). An alternative way (but more time-consuming) is to periodically visit http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com. Hackers are looking every day for new security holes. Microsoft keeps patching them. You cannot fall behind in this race, it will make your system vulnerable.

2) For your average daily computer activities, use a limited/standard user account. If you use Vista/WIN7 do not disable User Account Control (UAC). You would be amazed to know how much malware can´t touch you if you deny it admin rights. Create a separate password-protected administrator account that you use for admin activities, like (un)installing software.

3) Use a good antivirus. There are various free ones, you cannot go wrong with either of the following three:

• Panda Cloud Antivirus. If you want your antivirus to be light on resources, I recommend Panda. Install without the toolbar.
  
• Avira. 100 million users can´t be wrong. If you want high detection rates, this is your best free bet.
  
• Avast! is a very complete antivirus, with modules like mailscanner and webshield.

4) If your computer has 1GB system memory or more, you should install a third party firewall, to replace the weak Windows Firewall. I recommend:

• Comodo Firewall. Install the internet security suite, but without the antivirus and without the Hopsurf toolbar.
  
• Online Armor. A very smart and user friendly firewall.
  
• Outpost Firewall is another rocksolid choice.

Note: you should run only ONE antivirus and ONE firewall. Running multiples of either is bad, it will cause slowdowns and/or conflicts.

5) Miscellaneous advice:

• Stay away from cracks and keygens (look here for the why). Get free software instead. Gizmo is an excellent source of freeware reviews.
  
• Navigate safely. Google Chrome is the safest browser available. However, Mozilla Firefox can be made extremely safe with the NoScript addon. Internet Explorer (always use version 8) can be made a lot safer with Spywareblaster (manual here).
  
• The WOT (Webs Of Trust) addon will help you to stay on reliable webpages.
  
• WinPatrol alerts you when changes are made in vital system areas. Especially good on light systems not running a third party firewall.
  
• Make sure you have ways to recuperate your operating system and vital other data if its gets frustrated by malware and/or other problems. A Windows setup CD and recent backups/disk images will be priceless, if you find yourself in an unexpected tight spot.

Finally: did we help you? Help us back!

So do you reccommend i get these firewalls and antiviruss over the windows security essentials and what i already have?

Well things were working well, until just recently My computer got incredible slow, and so did my browsers...google chrome. Everything is just so super slow even upon immediate startup

Please download OTL by OldTimer from here and save it to your desktop.

• Close all windows and double click OTL.exe.
  
• The Extra Registry setting should be Use Safelist
  
• Copy and paste the following text into the Custom Scans/Fixes box:

• Click the Run Scan button and allow it to run.
  
• It will produce two logs for you, OTL.txt and Extras.txt. Please post both logs in this thread.
  
• You may need multiple posts to get it all.

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Please download aswMBR by Alwil Software from here and save it to your desktop.

• Double click aswMBR.exe to run the tool
  
• Click the Scan button to start the scan
  
• Don´t panic if you see any **Rootkit** entries. The tool sometimes produces false alarms
  
• Once the scan finishes click Save log to save the log to your desktop
  
• Copy and paste the contents of this log (aswMBR.txt) into your next reply.