I have a Trojan that gets cured and quarantined then I keep getting it. Keeps infecting some dll file for the miniplayer itunes.
Running Windows XP sp3. Just keeps coming back so if you have the time i would certainly appreciate it. here is my HJT file

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Not seeing anything out of the ordinary.

What is it that's telling you a file is infected and does not remove it? Antivirus or antispyware? What's the full file path and or registry path?

StopSign Threat Scanner Statistics:
Objects Scanned: 65416
Threats Found: 2
Threats Quarantined: 2
Threats Remaining: 0

2 Virus infection(s):
Infection Name: Type: Status:
Trojan.Win32.Agent.dmuk Virus Quarantined
Trojan.Win32.Agent.dmuk Virus Quarantined


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Full Virus Scan Details:

Trojan.Win32.Agent.dmuk: Virus
c:\windows\temp\00000057._eac_qt_:iTunesMiniPlayer.Resources_nb.lproj_iTunesMiniPlayerLocalized.dll is Quarantined.
c:\windows\temp\0000000a._eac_qt_:iTunesMiniPlayer.Resources_nb.lproj_iTunesMiniPlayerLocalized.dll is Quarantined.
i use eaccelerations stop sign, have for years, it has worked when nortons has been taken over and save me before. but until recently i get this trojan

Thanks, the software quarantined the items, so there isn't any threat at this point as long as subsequent scans appear clear.

You can also clear out alot of temp folder items using TFC:
Primary: http://oldtimer.geekstogo.com/TFC.exe
Secondary: www.itxassociates.com/OT-Tools/TFC.exe

Save it to your desktop.

Print these instructions. Save any unsaved work. TFC will close ALL open programs... including your browser!
Double click on TFC.exe to run it.

TFC will begin cleaning up the "temp" files... it may take only a few seconds or it could be several minutes, depending on the amount of temp files found.

If prompted to reboot... click Yes.

I recommend running it weekly or more dependent on surfing activity