Nvidia driver problems?

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so you installed malwarebyte's anti malware to scan and remove?

Just that only doesnt work, have to follow all the steps. I tried with only malwarebytes, problem still exist haha. Followed all, no more problem, can even update to latest driver no problem :s12:
 

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Just that only doesnt work, have to follow all the steps. I tried with only malwarebytes, problem still exist haha. Followed all, no more problem, can even update to latest driver no problem :s12:

wah sian. I look at the guide like very complex, many steps involved. what's more i'm getting the issue on a laptop unlike most users
 

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wah sian. I look at the guide like very complex, many steps involved. what's more i'm getting the issue on a laptop unlike most users

haha laptop most probably is dust i feel. Had a laptop with the overheating problems before. But brought it straight for warranty!
Oh and your GPU load is 100% on startup? Use gpu-z see easier! You try disable any internet connection see whether your GPU load goes down first! If still doesnt go down, i dont think its the virus!

Anyway to cut short the steps:
i)Download this: TDSS Rootkit Removing Tool, save on desktop, run as admin.
Then very obvious one actually haha, scan etc etc!! same as antivirus la! haha. Note: If Cure is not an option, Skip instead, do not choose Delete unless instructed.

ii)Download: Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit, i ran it as admin too, feels safer.
Unzip, run mbar.exe, scan again. Basically these two steps just like antivirus scanning LOL. After cleanup if there is, Scan again.

iii) Download Combofix save on desktop
* Ensure you have disabled all anti virus and anti malware programs so they do not interfere with the running of ComboFix.
**Note: Do not mouseclick ComboFix's window while it's running. That may cause it to stall**

Steps 4 and 5 i skipped. Opps, cause my pc back to normal liao.

Downloads can be found on the link! or maybe google!
Done! hahaha. For me i have no antivirus installed on my PC. Anyway let me know if you need help!
 
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haha laptop most probably is dust i feel. Had a laptop with the overheating problems before. But brought it straight for warranty!
Oh and your GPU load is 100% on startup? Use gpu-z see easier! You try disable any internet connection see whether your GPU load goes down first! If still doesnt go down, i dont think its the virus!

Anyway to cut short the steps:
i)Download this: TDSS Rootkit Removing Tool, save on desktop, run as admin.
Then very obvious one actually haha, scan etc etc!! same as antivirus la! haha. Note: If Cure is not an option, Skip instead, do not choose Delete unless instructed.

ii)Download: Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit, i ran it as admin too, feels safer.
Unzip, run mbar.exe, scan again. Basically these two steps just like antivirus scanning LOL. After cleanup if there is, Scan again.

iii) Download Combofix save on desktop
* Ensure you have disabled all anti virus and anti malware programs so they do not interfere with the running of ComboFix.
**Note: Do not mouseclick ComboFix's window while it's running. That may cause it to stall**

Steps 4 and 5 i skipped. Opps, cause my pc back to normal liao.

Downloads can be found on the link! or maybe google!
Done! hahaha. For me i have no antivirus installed on my PC. Anyway let me know if you need help!

This laptop is new leh. :(

anyway. I ran the GPU-Z as recommended. The load only spikes from 0% to 30+% in quick succession and goes back down again. Tried with wireless on and wireless off, both the same. so it's not the malware ar?
 

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This laptop is new leh. :(

anyway. I ran the GPU-Z as recommended. The load only spikes from 0% to 30+% in quick succession and goes back down again. Tried with wireless on and wireless off, both the same. so it's not the malware ar?

woah, then i think maybe the fan got problem or dust clog up too much. :s11:
 
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