Hmmmmmm. I haven't dealt with viruses in quite some time. Let me start by pointing you here and asking if this helps.

I think it's too far in. I've uninstalled Malwarebyte's and reinstalled it. Still won't run the .exe file.

Grand Junction, CO.

ctrl alt delete taskmanager processes...look in there for a temp fix...sui.exe should show up there but that will only stop it until you restart your computer :-/

Nope. The search function is an executable file. This damn thing has taken out the use of executable files. With a manual search, I find nothing.

When I click on my Firefox icon I have to choose a program to run it with.

I like how you snuck that in there.

I hope Dog can help you out.

Here's what's running:

csrss.exe
dwm. exe
explorer.exe
firefox.exe
plugin-container.exe
taskeng.exe
taskmgr.exe
winlogon.exe

The first and bottom one aren't assigned a user.

Explorer doesn't look right, as I haven't used IE in forever. It may be running off that.

Even my scroll function on the touch pad doesn't work.

Grrrr..... Sounds like WW might be more use than me on this one.

Is this your only machine that you connect to the net with?

I don't want to derail the fun too much.

Yes it is. Aside from my wife's mini-notebook, but I don't dare touch that one.

And AVG said it detected it and quarantined it, right? Does is appear in AVG's virus vault?

Sorry, Rage. I am of absolutely no help to you on this one.....

So, I will just post

Yorkville, Illinois

Can't open AVG to see.

Explorer isn't IE so that is fine...that's Windows Explorer >.> basically if you stop that your toolbar will go away for awhile while it reboots the process
winlogon is your login data

Basically all of that looks fine...you said it was put in quarantine right? It shouldn't be effecting anything if it is in there :-/

I know this sounds dumb, but have you turned it off and back on again?

Try looking for something called Keenval in your system files, probably in either my computer or hard drive...looks like sui.exe is to mess people up who are running windows seven