This time when i scanned i got the Trojan showing up in the same program files…and asked to repair…and it said it successfully repaired both program files. So i ran a scan again to double check and WOW! It’s there again…in the same files…What the…??? Is there no hope??? Will I ever get away from these annoying creatures??? HELP! 
(too bad you don’t have an icon of a person pulling out their hair…i’d use it!!!) lol
Some more information would be usefull. Like what windows version, what is/are the trojan name(s), in what files are they found, what is the location of the files etc.
ma ma-
as to other posts: go to ZDnet download and get Ad-Aware and Spybot here is link:
http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/2001-20-0.html?legacy=cnet Install both and run them -don’t forget to update them before checking your system
then reboot your computer into “safe-mode” and run the
AVAST! . Safe boot will ensure a minnimum of programs and drivers loaded so it will be easier for anti-virus to run
Hi there well this is my first time using ur program and i find it to be very good. But i had loaded this program a few wks bk and when i applied to my pc this evening it said i had a virus which i find very disturbing, coz i hv a lot of stuff hre and i hate to loose any.
Im in dire need for some advise coz i tried deleting the virus but the same thing keeps sayin i still hv the virus.
So far all i can say is tht its some Win32.Trojan-gen(VC) , plz help me asap and its seems to hv infected my documents settings on the pc so far ty u in advance
I had the same with a pc on a dial-up connection. I didn’t know that it could be infected via a dial-up that fast! I knew that these things happened with static-IP’s, but a dial-up???
I had a fresh reinstalled pc and was infected within 10 seconds after the first internet connection… So I installed a firewall and I got rid of the problem. Seemed that the ISP-server was infected or something like that…