sfr.msi file?

[TshaBoo09]

Ok... where should I start?

Last month I installed Blubster on my laptop but then my computer started moving very slow. I figured it was Blubster that was causing it to do that so a week later I uninstalled it. Now I realized it was because I had a virus, now I want it back and I am unable to install it because this window comes up saying that I am missing the sfr.msi (whatever that is). This window also comes up when I am trying to exit internet explorer, it takes forever for me to get out. I cant just press the X, I have to use ctrl alt delete.... what should I do? :confused:

[Jesse]

Do you have System Restore enabled?
Go to Start > All Programs > Acessories > System Tools > System Restore.
See if there's a date in BOLD that you can click on BEFORE your computer started acting like this. (So, before you installed Blubster or whatever)
After the restore completes, go to http://www.free.avg.com/ and download the free virus scanner. Let the scanner run a FULL SYSTEM SCAN. (Assuming you havn't already removed the virus. Still should scan after the restore though, viruses can be tricky and embed themselves into restore images)

[Kiros]

Definitely do what Jesse suggested. Also, a MSI file (*whatever*.msi) is just an installation file. They usually have abbreviated names, so the MSI file for UltraCompare Professional 6.20 might be uc_pro6.msi. Some of them have confusing names, but just remember that they're installations - they can still contain viruses/malware. Blubster doesn't look very official. It doesn't look very safe. Go with something that is completely free of adware/spyware/malware: Shareaza (http://www.pantheraproject.net/).

But yeah, definitely follow what Jesse said. That may fix both the MSI issue and the malicious software problem.

[TshaBoo09]

Thank You Guys 4 Everything, it really has helped out a lot.