Anything I do on the internet after I delete this trojan will cause it to come back. Almost as soon as I delete it, it’ll come back. It’s called:
polall1r.exe
It invades my C:\Windows\TEMP\ folder and there it creates a folder that looks something like this
…\TEMP\THI737A\
In that folder will be the application, a cabinet file and a small notepad document. Just to try things out, I left it there and didn’t delete it. A few moments later, in the same TEMP folder, another folder was created with the same exact stuff in it. Just with a differnet name that looked similar to THI737A. It was a slightly different folder name but with the same executable file, cabinet file and notepad file. I left it again and lo and behold, I got the same trojan but in another folder in the TEMP folder.
I deleted them all just a few minutes ago. It won’t be long before it comes back. Can somebody please help me, here?
No, I still use Windows 98. Anything I can use for that? I have the Virus Removal software that is specific for virus removal but it still didn’t solve anything.
Yeah, I got that. I have the residency scanner on high. I’ve done several virus scans, they don’t find anything UNTIL this trojan comes back. I have no idea how to combat this…
Virusprone, I don’t know if it will help but you can try scan and delete it booting in Safe Mode (F8 while booting), try to clean the temporary files (Internet cache, etc.).
I don’t understand if you really download avast Cleaner or not…
avast Cleaner is a standalone application that could correct (and clean) some kind of viruses. See avast webpage.
The link ‘Cleaning’ on my signature brings some other information.
Hope this helps.
If this keeps coming back, there must be something bringing it back. So I thing that you need to run HiJackThis and see if you can find anything that will be in the registry.
HiJackThis - Eddy’s Website and click the “HiJackThis Section” also the “Malware removal instructions and applications” section.
You can use Eddy’s hijackthis log file analyser, or if you want to try an on-line scan of your Hijackthis log file try here [b]http://hijackthis.de/index.php[/b]
You can use Eddy's hijackthis log file analyser, or if you want to try an on-line scan of your Hijackthis log file try here http://hijackthis.de/index.php
Use both. What one doesn't know the other may know.