Hello everyone, so let me explain how this happened, I got home from work one day and the g/f had accidentally downloaded a trio of trojan worms - Between a combination of msconfig, safe mode, and AVG i was successfully able to nullify the virus, it doesn't run anymore - This i am very confident of.
The problem is that Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer don't really function anymore, or i don't trust them enough to use them anymore. The problem is difficult to describe, but random elements of certain pages refuse to load. Sometimes entire pages do not load. Any sort've Flash interface seems to not function. It could be javascript also. Running Firefox in safe mode does nothing.
I figured a picture might help describe the problem more accurately, currently one of the most busted sites is Penny Arcade. Firefox and Internet Explorer both make the website look like this:
http://kwix.shackspace.com/firefoxbroke.JPG
I also happen to have Google Chrome installed - and the strange thing is that Chrome works like a charm and was obviously unaffected by these viruses. What i want to know is there anyway of repairing my Firefox and IE back to a stable running condition? I mean - i could just use Chrome now, but i'd rather use the browser i enjoy using. I've already tried reinstalling both of these applications with 0 effect. Could this be caused by some sort've registry edit? Perhaps there is something else i can do to help discover exactly what is wrong with them? Any info you guys can give me on what i might be able to do to fix these two applications would be huge. Thanks. I know that it might not be either of them, there are tons of mini apps that get installed as you browse - things like javascript and flash and i worry that perhaps one of them is busted now, but if thats true then why does Chrome work?
Again - any help would be huge. Thanks guys.


If Google Chrome seems to take a long time to load a website or search, it may be configured to acccess pages through a web proxy. Check whether the "Resolving proxy" message appears in the lower-left corner of the browser window.
Follow these steps to change your proxy setting (for Windows):
Click the Tools menu.
Select Options.
Click the Under the Hood tab.
In the "Network" section, click Change proxy settings. This will open the Internet Properties dialog.
Click LAN settings .
Deselect the "Automatically detect settings" checkbox.
Here is one solution and there are others
1. Download, unzip and run Godzilla Fix:
http://www.symantec.com/connect/sites/default/files/KillGodzilla.zip
2. Download, install, update Malwarebyte and run a FULL (I insist FULL scan)
http://en.kioskea.net/telecharger/telecharger-105-malwarebytes-anti-malware
You may be required to reboot during the process.
3. After the scan delete the items found.
Now if none of you comeback to give me some feedback, my spirit will haunt you for etenity and I will cast a spell on your system. I'am serious.
I had the blank screen issue with Firefox and IE, but not Chrome or Safari, on Windows XP. With Kaspersky Internet Security previously turned on plus running Ad-Aware and a host of other "solutions", I just could not fix the problem. I'm so glad that I finally came across your post. YOUR SOLUTION of Godzilla Fix + Malwarebyte (Full Scan) worked like a dream. I can now use all web browsers. THANK YOU so much for your help!