games on husband's computer seem to be infected Win32

Hi I am new and 'old' so please be patient with me LOL.

My husbands AVG anti virus just indicated that 4 games on his computer are infected with WIN32 which I have no idea what that is but after some googling think it is a trojan ? Trojan's sound like scary things in a computer.

The games are
Zuma Deluxe
Zuma Deluxe (there are two of them ???)
Insaniquarium
the Price .......

The next information from AVG says ....."moved object bigger than archive size limit. Object below is bigger than maximum size permitted (5 MB)

Next gives 3 options - .... got to file ..... remove ...... ignore ......

Clicking remove brings up information - ....... forced removal can cause system instability or even to crash (even more scary !!)

clicking Ignore - does not do anything !!!!!!! just the same pop up again.

X ing out at the top of the pop up box - just brings pop up again.


Sooooo what I am to do??? !!!!!!!! how do I get rid of this problem.

Actually my husband nor I play any games on our laptops. Can the entire games just be removed and problem solved ?????? I am hoping you will say this will work.

When I was googling this problem (too sooo long ) before I found your site, AVG was doing an scheduled scan and found - no infection ) (?)

Many thanks for any help that you kind members can do for me will be greatly appreciated.

groovygran

Hi there groovygran and welcome to GeekPolice!

I am Gabethebabe and I will be helping you with this issue. Before we start some general remarks/rules:

• Whilst I´m helping you, please follow my instructions carefully and do not experiment on your own or accept help from other persons.
  
• Feel free to ask questions! Especially if my instructions are not clear. I´m here to help, not confuse you.
  
• I will try and respond quickly, but please understand I do have a real life (job, wife, 3 kids, kinky hobbies).
  
• Stick with me till the end. If your computer starts running better, doesn´t mean it is clean yet!

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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.