9 Comments

1. Sly_Old_Mole says:

   January 30, 2010 at 3:38 pm

   Trojans don’t do that, rogue programs do, like anti virus 2009.

   You need to get two free programs on your PC:

   http://www.download.com/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware/3000-8022_4-10804572.html

   http://www.download.com/SUPERAntiSpyware-Free-Edition/3000-8022_4-10523889.html

   Find someone who has a clean computer & download/save them to a USB stick then put the stick in your PC & run them.
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2. Colinc says:

   January 30, 2010 at 4:14 pm

   you can not. Your best option it to start the machine in safe mode with networking, this will normally require a wired connection, not wireless. Then go to http://free.avg.com and download their free program and save it. while there do a site search for vcleaner.exe, this is a safe mode scanner. If you can downnload this and run it from the command prompt it should remove all the spyware. When you re-start normally install the full program and update it. Then run another scan with it in safe mode.
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3. Marvin says:

   January 30, 2010 at 4:23 pm

   Get the antispyware /antivirus on a different PC, copy installer onto a memory stick., install from memory stick on infected PC.

   Get the installer for AVG Free 8 (google it)

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4. UsbFaster says:

   January 30, 2010 at 5:08 pm

   If your computer has been accessing the Internet unprotected it is infected.
   Spyware has surpassed viruses as the #1 threat to identity theft and without protection your Internet activities are never private.
   To get rid of spyware and keep your computer clean you can use an antispyware or even more.
   There are top 10 the best and latest anti-spywares in 2008.
   the reviews link:
   <–http://toptenantispywareviews.com/

   All are safe and can be trusted and you can download one.
   
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5. Phaninder says:

   January 30, 2010 at 5:22 pm

   Ok i will try to help you( read completely)
   First scan with an anti virus software and note down the location of the viruses
   then open command prompt by clicking run then type cmd in the dialog box click ok.
   you have to be in the drive that has virus,by default you will been in the operating system drive (say ‘c’)
   It will be like this
   c:\>
   change the drive to the drive that contains virus(say ‘d’)type like this
   c:\>d:
   and press enter key
   you will get like this
   d:\>
   then type ‘cd’ followed by the name of the folder the name of the folder that contains virus(say in this case virus is in folder sam)type
   d:\>cd sam
   press enter
   then know the attribute fo the file that has virus(say in this case virus is in file vir)type ‘attrib’ followed by file name
   d:\sam>attrib vir
   then you will get something like this
   R SH d:\sam>vir
   where R-means ‘read only’
   S-means ‘system file’
   H-means ‘hidden’
   you have ti change its attribute to delete the file by doing like this
   d:\sam>attrib -r -s -h vir
   press enter
   this will change the attribute,you can simply delete the files having virus.
   (note that you should delete only infected files and not all the other files)
   Hope it helps you
   
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6. Tehsplink.info says:

   January 30, 2010 at 5:32 pm

   Do not fear, kaspersky has an online-scanner which is completely free and it entirely Browser-Based. The only problem with it is that any threats it finds you must delete them manually, however its not a problem as it gives you the location of the viruses. This can be found at http://www.kaspersky.com/virusscanner, and then click the top button for a full system scan.
   If that finds only some of the viruses and you delete them but are still not happy, then run NOD32 online scan completely free also. This can be found at http://www.eset.com/onlinescan/

   Kaspersky and NOD32 are your best bet for anti-virus software, and i would strongly suggest you use Kaspersky Internet Security 09, and then online NOD32 scanner as a second-opinion (If you need it which is very unlikely).
   These scans can take a very long time, but other things can be done while scanning, so not to worry.

   On top of that, me and my team suggest you download MalwareBytes anti-malware and SuperAntiSpyware, and run a full scan with both seperately (Not at the same time).

   Your infection should now be gone.

   Regards,
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   http://tehsplink.info
   Email support@tehsplink.info for more help
7. i♥u2 says:

   January 30, 2010 at 6:09 pm

   Your PC is already infected. Download and install the anti-virus program on your PC may also cause the anti-virus program to be infected.

   Use another clean PC to download Clamwin portable anti-virus and install it on a USB pen drive.
   http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/clamwin_portable

   Document on how to configure ClamWin
   http://support.real-time.com/open-source/clamwin/index.html

   → Start Clamwin anti-virus and update the latest anti-virus definition files.
   →Select the tools menu bar, set the preferences to remove virus.
   →Start the infected PC in safe mode by pressing F8 during start up.
   →Run the Clamwin Anti-virus on the USB pen drive to scan the infected PC.
   →After removing the virus, install crap cleaner (ccleaner) to get rid of the
   viruses left over setting in the windows registry.
   http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/CCleaner-Download-8851.html
   
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8. davehuckleberry_55 says:

   January 30, 2010 at 6:59 pm

   First, put your computer into ‘safe mode’ then run your security program to remove all problems. If you do not put your computer into ‘safe mode’ your computer will automatically back up all viruses, trojan horses, adware, etc..
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9. fernando says:

   January 30, 2010 at 7:32 pm

   in safe mode F8 run malwarebytes anti-malware and SUPERAntispyware,and what they find you
   delete it manually. then run ccleaner to cleand your pc, and mvregclean, to clean registry.
   what mvregclean find you remove because the key is there but not the file ,folder or program.
   even you reformat and it finds anything remove dont be afraid.
   f

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