Help me please! My computer has spyware, adware and it keeps coming up with the same trojan virus and none of it will go away! I have used Spybot and AdAware and Norton Antivirus and removed what they find. Everytime I turn my computer back on it is all there again! Also, today my computer kept rebooting on its own. I have found some of the adware and spyware in my Add/Remove Programs and one of them I can't uninstall...everytime I click on it my computer restarts! I am so annoyed. My dad has tried to help and we just don't know what to do. Can you guys help me? I would appreciate it sooo much!
Tried to uninstalled windows xp through add/remove
Started by
killbill
, Jan 17 2005 09:19 AM
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Posted 17 January 2005 - 09:19 AM
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Posted 17 January 2005 - 05:47 PM
if it is trojan ...soo easy to kick them out from your machine
how.....
1-first go to command line (blackscrean).how(im start-->run-->"cmd" and hit enter)
and use this command witouth quotation marks "netstat -n" and you ll see the your connections with a port numbers...so its is the important thing we re looking for trojan and check that how many ESTABLISHED s there are ...if you want to see details about ESTABLISHED S then using "netstat -a " command and now you can see what established s are hiii
if there are something you suspect go to registry
....
2-how
disconnect your pc unpluged your connection cable and and restart your pc and
go registry by start-->run-->regedit and hit enter...
and follow this steps:go go
click: HKEY_LOCaL_MACHINE-->SOFTWARE-->Microsoft-->Windows-> CurrentVersion and find "Run" and clik on it and something come up next(right window) those are your registry so ... check the all names and informations so if there is a something you dont know what it is just highlight it and delete it ...
and one more last step go to restore and turn it off and turn it back on again (by right click on mycomputer with mouse and select the restore tab and use the check box to do off and on(dont forget the turned it back on haa ....)and reboot your machine
and you re free trojan
connect internet...
and get good antivirus update it and scan all your pc against all virusses(recomend panda just using it for once and uninstall it and get free one )
thats how i do it manualy for long time
how about spyware,addware,scripts and so on...use spybot and scan your pc ... so
and simile haaa there is no reason to be :mad:
BlacSea says and
how.....
1-first go to command line (blackscrean).how(im start-->run-->"cmd" and hit enter)
and use this command witouth quotation marks "netstat -n" and you ll see the your connections with a port numbers...so its is the important thing we re looking for trojan and check that how many ESTABLISHED s there are ...if you want to see details about ESTABLISHED S then using "netstat -a " command and now you can see what established s are hiii
if there are something you suspect go to registry
....
2-how
disconnect your pc unpluged your connection cable and and restart your pc and
go registry by start-->run-->regedit and hit enter...
and follow this steps:go go
click: HKEY_LOCaL_MACHINE-->SOFTWARE-->Microsoft-->Windows-> CurrentVersion and find "Run" and clik on it and something come up next(right window) those are your registry so ... check the all names and informations so if there is a something you dont know what it is just highlight it and delete it ...
and one more last step go to restore and turn it off and turn it back on again (by right click on mycomputer with mouse and select the restore tab and use the check box to do off and on(dont forget the turned it back on haa ....)and reboot your machine
and you re free trojan
connect internet...
and get good antivirus update it and scan all your pc against all virusses(recomend panda just using it for once and uninstall it and get free one )
thats how i do it manualy for long time
how about spyware,addware,scripts and so on...use spybot and scan your pc ... so
and simile haaa there is no reason to be :mad:
BlacSea says and
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