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Sorry for the duplicate post above.  I ran the BlueScreenView program and tried to post at the link but I don't think it liked the .html extension (I could not tell since it was in French).  See output pasted below (note, I deleted a few blank columns to help it fit better). 

I am running AdwCleaner v5.112 and having the same issue.  I downloaded the version from the post above but the debug file was not created.  Please help.

I am running AdwCleaner v5.112 and having the same issue.  I downloaded the version from the post above but the debug file was not created.  Please help.

Bonjour !

N'aurais-tu pas utilisé un second écran récemment ? Comme un vidéo projecteur ? Ton problème ressemble à ce qui pourrait arriver, si l'explorateur se lançait en fait sur un second écran.

Si c'est bien ça, tu peux récupérer ta fenêtre en suivant les instructions suivantes :

• Dans la barre des tâches, clique droit sur l'icône de l'explorer en maintenant la touche SHIFT enfoncé.
• Dans ...

Hello,

The problem is definitely solved thanks to your kind help. I ran AdwCleaner this morning after switching on my PC and ther was no malware at all. Thank you very much once again.

Yes yes yes my PC clean now for 2 days from the infected key :)

But keep this topic alive for a some days for me please ?

OK,

I finally got to download and run it V5.112 and no BSOD, so thank you for looking into it and fixing it for me.

Here is the report:

# AdwCleaner v5.112 - Logfile created 19/04/2016 at 16:50:38
# Updated 17/04/2016 by Xplode
# Database : 2016-04-19.5 [Server]
# Operating system : Windows 10 Home  (X64)
# Username : Steve - STEVESPC
# Running from : C:\Users\Steve\Downloads\adwcleaner_...

I have done that and I have also run AdwCleaner to see if the acestream fle was definitely deleted. Everything seemds to be OK.

I was far from thinking that the Roxplayer application did use the Acestream technology. Maybe the Acestream software has no malware itself (although the Magicplayer Firefox plugin has got a malware) but the Roxplayer software does have a malware.

Anyway I will no lo...

Ok.

Can you manually uninstall "Rox Player" from the Windows Settings ?

Then,

1. Download CCleaner from here, and install it.
2. Start CCleaner (there should be a shortcut on your Desktop)
3. Go in Options tab > Advanced, untick Only delete Windows temporary files older than 24 hours.
4. Then in Options  tab > Surveillance, untick the both boxes.
5. In the Clean tab, click on "Clean".
6. When the cleanin...