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dfrgre.dll - Trojan Horse?


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ride111

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Hi guys. I'm brand new to this website and my brother is having trouble with his laptop. I said I would try and fix it but i'm not doing too well so i'm asking you guys who hopefully have a better idea than me. My brother's laptop when I checked it had loads of strange programs installed like 'RelevantKnowledge' being one and another called 'Otto'...he doesnt know how they got there so i'm assuming its spyware or adaware. Anyways, I removed these strange programs and his computer seems to be working fine - it loads up fine, operates normal but everytime it loads up a few minutes later a message from norton AntiVirtus appears which says that "Norton AntiVirus has detected a virus on your computer" and indicates it is high risk.

It lists the object name as:

C:\windows\system32\dfrgre.dll trojan horse

and states that in terms of action taken: unable to repair this file and that access to this file was denied.

But the computer seems to be working fine - the Norton's bar on the toolbar has a green tick and i just used Microsoft Defender which did a scan and said that the computer was running normailly. I'm now going to try and use Spybot - Search and Destroy and see if I can get rid of this problem. So was wondering if you guys could help me - really appreciate it.

I also tried using the Nortons help (http://securityrespo...2822-99&tabid=3) but couldnt follow it!

Edited by ride111, 23 January 2008 - 10:32 AM.

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Rorschach112

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Yes it seems to be

I see you already have made a topic in the Malware Removal forum, somebody will get to your topic soon
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yeah i wasnt sure where to post it. thanks though.
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