(11-19-2010, 06:55 PM)torcida_hajduk link Wrote: reinstall your windows and dont plug anything with an usb connector, the virus fucked up your registry

(11-19-2010, 12:24 PM)SolidRock link Wrote: You should try and download some virusscanners. A lot of them can be downloaded as a trial for 30 days. Scan your computer with them (also for spyware). I think at least one of them would be able to find and destroy it. Kaspersky and AVG (even the free one) are quite good imo.

(11-19-2010, 12:32 PM)Gaahl link Wrote: Download Avast!, which is a free virus scanner which works really good. Then, download Spybot: Search & Destroy, which is a spyware scanner. Download ProcessScanner and check your background processes to see if the virus is there under a process name, then make a complete analysis with Spybot S&D and Avast!. If all of this doesn't work, try a bootup analysis with Avast!; if that doesn't work either, format try searching for possible solutions on Google, you might pop in a site which solved that problem already and gives you a tutorial.

(11-19-2010, 12:35 PM)Rien link Wrote: Just format and reinstall windows. It's most likely going to take less time to just make a backup of the stuff you want to keep and then reinstall windows again than it would to effectively remove that virus.

(11-19-2010, 03:15 PM)LiteZ link Wrote: use system restore

(11-19-2010, 03:57 PM)xbluexfoxx link Wrote: Most modern virus's system restore will have no effect, it will either redownload itself or end up actually forcing system restore to not be able to start. Now a few options worth testing are listed below.

1. Try to download "Malwarebytes' " if you can't keep your browser running or such, download it on another pc if that's an option and burn it to disk/or copy to flashdrive ect. If you don't have another PC or if malwarebytes won't open ect, try a different option.

2. (prolly the most effective in your case) Restart your computer, press F8 before the Windows loading screen comes up, boot it in "Directory Service Restore Mode" (DSRM) after it's loaded up, it will boot into SafeMode, but only allow windows programs and files boot up.

2.5. After booting in DSRM, open "run" (you can just type "run" into your start menu search if you can't find it) and type in "msconfig" then go to the startup tab once it is open, uncheck any abnormal things that you would see in your task manager for a startup, this will be a big help for you when getting rid of a virus such as this, but be cafeful when unchecking some of it, a lot of the stuff listed is -needed- for the system to startup.

3. Manually finding the virus yourself, take a look at the below link...

http://nstech-blog.blogspot.com/2009/09/common-virus-attack-places-in-registry.html

You can try looking around in some places and try deleting it yourself, if you do happen to find it and the file doesn't want to delete, then use an app like the linked one below.

http://ccollomb.free.fr/unlocker/





Anyways hope that helps.
-xBlueXFoxx

(11-19-2010, 04:44 PM)MidNight link Wrote: http://www.surfright.nl/en

i heard its the best scanner of all, multiple malware scanners pressed together,
however scan with malwarebites aswell....

(11-19-2010, 11:10 PM)DowJones link Wrote: This is why i have 2 partitions
I keep all my stuff (games,movies,music etc) on D: and windows stuff on C: That way when something fucks up or i get a virus, i can just easily format C: and problem solved

(11-19-2010, 11:32 PM)xbluexfoxx link Wrote: The proper virus can attack both partitions like no problem.

(11-19-2010, 11:10 PM)DowJones link Wrote: This is why i have 2 partitions
I keep all my stuff (games,movies,music etc) on D: and windows stuff on C: That way when something fucks up or i get a virus, i can just easily format C: and problem solved

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If you want to know a real epic fail. Once i installed a game, i think it was Far Cry incorrectly into my data drive so all the files were all open in the D drive as though it was installed straight onto it and not in a sub-folder. I then uninstalled the game, of course i didn't think. It wiped the game files AND all my files in data drive. FFFFFFFFUFUUUFUFUUUUUUUU!!!!