[font=Segoe UI]Good day and welcome to the forums fpsgameridrc,
Fraps is a legitimate software by Beepa. It is a generic tool for DirectX and OpenGL games. A realtime video capture and benchmarking software.
If you got it from a dodgey site, then please be cautious. CNET hosts download for Fraps so I’d suggest that you download it from there instead. Fraps @ CNET
What was the program that originally installed this, if you know? And how did you come to think it is malware related? Just by submitting the file to vt/jotti?
You could have a look at using Prevx, here is the Prevx page entry for the file.
yes i know, i tried to download a "cracked version" ourt of stupidity. and the program didnt work.
Says it all, really. ::)
Do you need more help with removal?
Look to the reg entries indicated on the Prevx page I linked above. You might need to download a copy of Prevx to help with removal. You could also manually add the .exe to Avast's chest, and upload it to Avast for analysis.
this is great it worked, but inorder to delete them i need to buy it lol, and i wont have money for awhile. and i dont think i want to buy either for a 1 time use…
You mean it’s harvesting them? Or simply disabling the auto-logon? Or actually preventing you accessing your online stuff?
I hope you don’t/haven’t done banking/credit card purchases with this computer.
why don’t you backup your files if you have not done so already and wipe the hard drive clean and reformat, geez thats what i would do not worth taking a chance sitting back and letting whatever this is doing anymore possible damage. i mean look at the time it took since your initial post you could have had that all done already.
I’d lose more by delete everything then just a few website passwords, i’d rather take a day or two to get rid of this then spendcountless hours tyrying to find all my music, games, and ect
pretty much nothing, I’m going to do another scan with prevx last time it had like 24-27 malware, ill see what iti says and im going to do another full scan with MBAM
prevx is alot faster then MBAM so im guessing thisll take an hour or two, but i have a feeling mbam wont pick up the files im trying to get rid of.
Did you update MBAM before scanning? can’t tell without the scan report. (It’s a text file rather than a screenshot.)
You might have to find the stuff with Prevx, and then try to manually remove it. You’ll possibly need a program capable of deleting a file on reboot, unless you know how to write a .bat file for that. (I don’t, so don’t ask.)