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Go with the Kaspersky anti-virus solution and ignore all other thoughts in this thread. Kaspersky anti-virus is so powerful, it removes even root-kits on a re-boot ... hence the reputation Kaspersky has as being the line of defense against malware.
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Do not bother trying to "disinfect" a computer that is running a rootkit. Reinstall Windows and restore your data.
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Originally posted by OoPpEe View PostWin32.Zbot.rtk [1 - $8D3644A2] (this was the value above I explained)
Win32.TDSS.trk [1441 - $1B412A36]
Win32.TDSS.trk [1545 - $F0BAC41E]
Win32.Zbot.rtk [1447 - $F3E52D83]
How to remove malware belonging to the family Rootkit.Win32.TDSS (aka Tidserv, TDSServ, Alureon)?
Try that for the rootkits.
Those are some nasty critters, broski.
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Have you tried Ad-Aware?
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One of the most reputable malware removers and been a player in the anti-malware game for quite a while.
Ad-Aware free version @ Download.com:
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try superantispyware remover, SUPERAntiSpyware.com | Remove Malware | Remove Spyware - AntiMalware, AntiSpyware, AntiAdware! .. that should help
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Help (Spyware related)
When on spybot I get 4 errors of instances of spyware it wont remove due to a:
Error During Check
(value here which will be below)
"Access Violation" error
The 4 entries are (some parts are cut off as I cannot expand the tab):
Win32.Zbot.rtk [1 - $8D3644A2] (this was the value above I explained)
Win32.TDSS.trk [1441 - $1B412A36]
Win32.TDSS.trk [1545 - $F0BAC41E]
Win32.Zbot.rtk [1447 - $F3E52D83]Tags: None
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