Win32:Onlinegames-CAZ [Trj]

I found this trojan this morning. Avast wasn’t able to remove it or to put it in the bin.

That’s the log: Sign of “Win32:Onlinegames-CAZ [trj]” has been found in “C:\WINDOWS\system32\amvo0.dll” file.

Is it dangerous, it seems to be a password stealer, how can i remove it?

Thanks

me too i have the same problem this morning
what shoul i Do!help plz…

You don’t say why avast wasn’t able to remove it, error messages, (file in use, etc.) ?

If you have XP, vista32bit or Win2k, you could enable a boot time scan. Right click the avast icon, select Start avast! Antivirus, Menu, ‘Schedule boot-time scan…’ Or see http://www.digitalred.com/avast-boot-time.php.

Ok thanks, problem fixed!

No problem, but what was the problem and what fixed it ?
Your answers could help others.

Welcome to the forums.

Hi,

I got the same virus yesterday, but i cant remove it. Avast doesnt seem to able to remove it, also it says that its in my c:drive and d:drive, what shall i do?

Ive tried the boot time scan

Avast still not detect this new type of variant…
this virus usually generated from the autorun.ing from ur pendrive…
if can try to open ur autorun.inf to see what application of virus that already infected to your com or laptops…

how? im no computer expert

I have the same virus with XP.
I enable a boot time scan with the instruction on http://www.digitalred.com/avast-boot-time.php,
but when avast say there is a virus in a file c:\windows\system32\amvo0.dll,

I say put in the chest, and the virus is still in my computer when I open DRIVE C: OR DRIVE E: or any memory usb

I want to say ERASE!!! Can I erase this file??? or is a file need for Window’s

HELP PLEASE ???

Hello guys,
i`m new in the forum.
Have the same problem since Wensday 6/2/08.
Every time i start the computer avast says that there is: “Win32:Onlinegames-CAZ [trj]”.
I tried to solve the problem following ur instructions by enabling the boot time scan,avast said that it found the virus and moved it to chest but still every time i start the computer the virus is there.

Would be grateful if you could gimme some advice.

Ilias

The amvo0.dll file name vaguely rings a bell as having been in a recent topic in this forum, try a forum search for amvo0.dll abd see what it returns.