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Need help with a trojan infection c:\windows\system32\v


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shox

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I went through the steps on symantec to do the trojan remover. Made a new system restore point. Ran virus scan in safe mode. Deleted all detected viruses. Norton is still detecting viruses on my system. I have also done the Windows update and everything was up to date. My computer is suddently running very slow since these viruses were detected.

These are the pop ups that Norton is showing.
C:\windows\system32\uoxxy.dat
C:\windows\system32\vxiuero.dll
C:\windows\system32\pqjumj.exe
C:\windows\system32\faaym.exe
C\windows\system32\hxuvs.exe

I have Norton and it detects them but will not get rid of them. Any advice on what to do next? Thanks!

Edited by shox, 06 January 2007 - 10:39 AM.

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Please Click here!, and follow the recommendations in the guide.

If you're still having trouble, We'll need you to use a free diagnostic tool, Hijack This. Follow the instructions in step five of this guide, and reply here with your log.

Most of what Hijack This lists lists will be harmless or even essential, DO NOT delete or modify anything yet! Someone will be along to tell you what steps to take after you post the contents of the scan results.
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