Be Right Back, Uninstalling

Ok, so he managed to pick up a virus.  Chances are it's on the comp I think it is.  Could be on 2 others but I don't have access.  MS Security essentials and Housecall have both come up with nothing on this comp.  Ideas?

Try every scanner you can think of? Reinstall?

Personally I swoop through the registry, looking for start-up services that shouldn't be there. I also look for things hiding in the default shell and the .exe extension association.

You can try these additional anti-virus scanners:

G DATA
Avira AntiVir
BitDefender Antivirus

Thanks.

malwarebytes is also good

(06-06-2010, 01:54 PM)hivelett link Wrote: [ -> ]malwarebytes is also good

installing and running malwarebytes in safemode with networking has solved every virus problem i have had.

(06-06-2010, 02:42 PM)Ianki link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=hivelett link=topic=4676.msg156489#msg156489 date=1275850487]
malwarebytes is also good

installing and running malwarebytes in safemode with networking has solved every virus problem i have had.
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yeah, me too

Well hopefully he gets it   I'm not gonna go over there again and play king tech support.  How do ppl manage to get these things x.x  I honestly have never had a virus on a computer that wasn't someone else's fault.

Quote:Karrde link=topic=4676.msg156514#msg156514 date=1275862273]
Well hopefully he gets it   I'm not gonna go over there again and play king tech support.  How do ppl manage to get these things x.x  I honestly have never had a virus on a computer that wasn't someone else's fault.

Or you could be really pro and charge $20 an hour to do the same thing like I do.

=D

Nah, he'll prolly fix it.  He was just out of town so I took a look.