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Computer infected with Spyware Guard 2008 and Antivirus 360
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cjchipman
We have a computer that has picked up the Spyware Guard 2008 virus. While trying to fix this problem we also picked up Antivirus 360. Both programs have basically taken over the computer. The viruses are blocking the computer from going on the internet and pop-ups come out everywhere. They have even now changed the display settings on the computer. How can I rid this computer of these 2 nasty bugs? Is there a way that I can write a malware removal program to disk on another computer and then try to run it on the infected computer? The computer is a HP running on Windows XP Professional.
davis
Hi cjchipman ,
Welcome to MRU. My name is davis. I will be helping you to fix your malware problems.
If your issues have been resolved or already received help elsewhere, then please let us know. If not, and still need help. Please follow the instructions in the following.
In your next reply, please post back
1.RSIT log.txt and info.txt. Thanks.
Welcome to MRU. My name is davis. I will be helping you to fix your malware problems.
If your issues have been resolved or already received help elsewhere, then please let us know. If not, and still need help. Please follow the instructions in the following.
- Download random's system information tool (RSIT) by random/random from here and save it to your desktop.
- Double click on RSIT.exe to run RSIT.
- Click Continue at the disclaimer screen.
- Once it has finished, two logs will open. Please post the contents of both log.txt (<<will be maximized) and info.txt (<<will be minimized)
In your next reply, please post back
1.RSIT log.txt and info.txt. Thanks.
cjchipman
Thank you for coming to my aid. I can't log in to the internet on with the infected computer in order to download the program as the viruses have blocked me from going on the internet. Is there a way that the program could be downloaded to another computer and then loaded into the infected machine?
davis
Yes, you can download the program from another computer, then transfer it into an infected one via pen drive or usb. please do the following.
1.Please download the self-extracting version of HijackThis from here--Do not run it yet.
2.Please download random's system information tool (RSIT) by random/random from here--Do not run it yet
After that, please transfer two programs to the infected computer via pen drive or usb. Now, you are in the infected one, please do the following.
Double click on RSIT.exe to run RSIT.
Click Continue at the disclaimer screen.
Once it has finished, two logs will open. Please post the contents of both log.txt (<<will be maximized) and info.txt (<<will be minimized)
In the meantime, you should unplug the internet access with the infected computer. Tell me if you still have problems. Good luck!!
1.Please download the self-extracting version of HijackThis from here--Do not run it yet.
2.Please download random's system information tool (RSIT) by random/random from here--Do not run it yet
After that, please transfer two programs to the infected computer via pen drive or usb. Now, you are in the infected one, please do the following.
- Save HJTInstall.exe to your desktop.
- Doubleclick on the HJTInstall.exe icon on your desktop.
- By default, it will install to C:\Program Files\Trend Micro\HijackThis .
- Click on Install.
- It will create a HijackThis icon on the desktop.
- Once installed, it will launch Hijackthis. Please close it.
Double click on RSIT.exe to run RSIT.
Click Continue at the disclaimer screen.
Once it has finished, two logs will open. Please post the contents of both log.txt (<<will be maximized) and info.txt (<<will be minimized)
In the meantime, you should unplug the internet access with the infected computer. Tell me if you still have problems. Good luck!!
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