Computer HELP!! updated

[kittenspeaks]

Ok, same post as before with updates...

I need help!!
Last night, for some reason I have yet to figure, anytime I open a file or program my computer acts as if I have just told it to delete.
When I tell it "cancel" it acts as if I have done nothing.
Sometimes when I right click the "close" I can get the delete inquiry to go away.
Sometimes if I right click to open or run I can get it to do so without asking me if I want to delete.
But If I click or double click it asks me to confirm deletion.

I haven't downloaded or installed anything new.
I haven't followed any odd links to websites.
I haven't changed any settings.
AVG isn't finding a virus.

I have cold booted.
I had tried a system restore.
I booted and scanned in safe mode.
Removed and cleaned the keyboard and touchpad assembly.

When I searched online all I could find was being told that is it s bad mouse. I have a touchpad on the laptop so I tried disabling it and using an external mouse and still had the same issues.


HELP!!!

Comments

[lindsaybits]

Download and install (if your computer lets you) MalwareBytes. you can get it from Download.com, which is a safe site. Install it, update it, run it.

If that doesn't clear it up, go back to download.com and snag Ccleaner (not a typo). Install that, and run the registry tool. ALWAYS back up your registry when it asks you if you want to do so. Save it to C:\ - don't put it in your my documents file or anything.

If those two things don't work... i'd try a repair install of your OS. What OS are you running?

[kittenspeaks.livejournal.com]

Running XP Pro. Sadly, my disc has disappeared. I still have the case with the cert # though.

Already ran ccleaner. It didn't help.
Going to get Malwarebytes now...

[galbinus-caeli.livejournal.com]

As someone else said, this sounds like either a stuck deleted key, or a virus.

[unknownbinaries.livejournal.com]

New thought. Open the running processes window with ctrl-alt-del, and then try to reproduce the offending effect. Watch the list for anything that pops up running only when that happens.

Non-virus options: Try reinstalling drivers for the keyboard and mouse. They're usually available on the co's websites, and can go hinky without warning or provocation. Or, try a new, different keyboard and mouse. Borrow someone else's, see if it still does it. That will at least maybe help you figure out where the problem isn't.