I have a recurring message that says: “A Trojan Horse has been found” on start-up - with the advice to “move it to chest,” which I have done each time the message appears.
Can I safely clean these out - which apparently re-occur every time I log in?
The names are these: NAIUPD.000 - virus is WIN32:StartPage
WIN32:CIH-C (TRJ) (4 of these).
Other locations are: System Volume Information_Restore
and Canon Creative (photo editor).
Should I download Avast! Cleaner, then disable the regular Avast! program before applying the Cleaner? (how?)
What about administrator access for the Cleaner (mentioned on the Avast! info page). How do I do that one?
And, can I safely use a firewall like ZoneAlarm in concert with Avast! - without interface problems?
Schedule a boot time scanning with avast. Start avast! > Right click the skin > Schedule a boot-time scanning. Select for scanning archives. Boot. Other option is scanning in SafeMode (repeatedly press F8 while booting).
Better to use a program or 2 that is geared to detecting AND quarantining trojans, worms, etc,
like the 30 day trial of AVG Antispyware from www.ewido.net AND/OR the FREE version of
"SUPERantispyware" from www.superantispyware.com ? The former is almost ALWAYS
recommended by Malware Experts when people come to them for help .