Nodiatis S1 not loading :{ T.T Q.Q

[Atropos]

Hello, I play Nod on S1 in HTML 5 Client. It was running perfectly as usually yesterday, and suddenly i cant load the client now, it just stays all black, but only AD and links seen at the bottom:



What do i do :<?
Strangely enough S2 runs with no problems tho. But i dont need s2 >.<

[Glitchless]

Go to tools, Developer tools, and post the contents of the developer console.

[Atropos]

Thank you for reply sir!
Here is what i have got:

version: 37 Ex.js:1
ex.js page check url Ex.js:1
start addspshowad Ex.js:1
The value "1200px" for key "height" was truncated to its numeric prefix. (index):7
The value "960px" for key "width" was truncated to its numeric prefix. (index):7
undefined Ex.js:1
addspshowad is closed. Ex.js:1
version: 37 Ex.js:1
ex.js page check url Ex.js:1
start addspshowad Ex.js:1
undefined Ex.js:1
addspshowad is closed. Ex.js:1
Failed to load resource: net::ERR_CONNECTION_RESET https://nd1.nodiatis.com/client.js
version: 37 Ex.js:1
ex.js page check url Ex.js:1
start addspshowad Ex.js:1
POST https://i.display-trk.com/kwdu?c=Ojo...a8dafd2f158e4- net::ERR_TIMED_OUT

[Glitchless]

ex.js and itn.js are not Nodiatis related at all, and for some reason you are not able to load client.js due to a connection reset. display-trk.com is showing as an adware/spyware host, so you are definitely infected with unwanted software that is likely interfering with the loading of the Nodiatis client. You can try to use malwarebytes or some other method to remove this software.

[Atropos]

Arghhh, bug busters! Will be desinfecting my machine today! TY for support good Sir!!!

[Atropos]

Okay :< So i tried Malwarebites, and it didn't help. I looked for those strange ex.js and itn.js files in windows search and found some, also found a couple of files with display-trk.com name on them. I tried to delete these manually, but nothing has changed.

[Soxson]

could always ship the computer to glitch and see if he can remove them. Or have a computer guy fix them. My dad works on customer computer and charges much less than computer repair businesses do.

[Glitchless]

It can be extremely difficult to remove some of this stuff. It gets entrenched in multiple locations with multiple applications constantly ensuring that anything that is deleted is replicated. Sometimes the only solution is to start fresh with a format if you can't find a free program that will remove it for you.

[hotshot64]

i'd do it for you but I don't do registry cleaning unless I'm getting paid, it's a seriously huge pain in the ass.

[hotshot64]

Honestly if you have a recovery disk, your safest bet is to just format the thing and reinstall.

[Slipnaet]

Ummm you probably tried this already but why not try installing an antivirus software and have it run a full scan?

Personal recomendation: Comodo antivirus (comes along with a useful once you get used to it run in a sandbox option)

[Atropos]

Ummm you probably tried this already but why not try installing an antivirus software and have it run a full scan?

Personal recomendation: Comodo antivirus (comes along with a useful once you get used to it run in a sandbox option)

Already tried Comodo, didnt help with it. xD

Honestly if you have a recovery disk, your safest bet is to just format the thing and reinstall.

It can be extremely difficult to remove some of this stuff. It gets entrenched in multiple locations with multiple applications constantly ensuring that anything that is deleted is replicated. Sometimes the only solution is to start fresh with a format if you can't find a free program that will remove it for you.

Yep, i am thinking towards this solution xD
The only concern atm, in case if i reinstall Windows and stuff, when doing back up of important data to another USB device, do i get reinfected with old same sheet after loading old data back to freshly reformated PC? :/

Thanks for everyone who replied <3

[Slipnaet]

Depends if the infected file moved with the data then yes the copies you made are infected as well.

Does the virus/whatever it is at least show up in comodo when you scan?
If it does you can check after you copy the stuff over if it appears at the copied location then your in a tight spot.

[Atropos]

nope, cant find anything with comodo atm. Malwarebyte btw, did killed a bunch of treats, but Nod still wont back.

[Slipnaet]

Umm did you try safe mode windows?
Maybe you can delete that file from there?
I dont remember the command for it though you gonna have to check google or sth.

[Atropos]

yes i tried safe mode too...

[Slipnaet]

Well good luck mate cant think of anything more to try (and I'm supposed to be studying programming and stuff like that).
I just hope he wont overprice anything (all PC specialists overprice were i live glad i can fix my stuff by myself ^^)