This thread's last reply is from September 14, 2008, 3:00 PM UTC. Software, malware, and removal-tool
advice below may be out of date — treat specific steps and download links with caution.
A new Trojan has been sighted at Dell.
Can anyone write a removal instruction (canned) for it please.
Original post at Dell
http://forums.us.dell.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=other_sp&message.id=2075
Oh, good grief! Chris, you must have too much time on your hands ;-)

Canned Speech:
Right Click on image. Select DELETE.
Empty Recycle Bin.
Reboot.
Have Fun.
Great Chris
We need a too much time on your hands Smiley

Oh, I agree with that Turtle and I love the fix. :-)
Caution, only works on the Greek version of Windows.
On Dell someone suggested to use a wood'Worm' to remove it.
Come on you can do better than that

Chris here's your canned
You have been infected by the Big Wooden Trojan
You may need to print out theses instructions as your machine may be to hot to handle during the fix.
First go here and download the 2 tools needed for this fix
Tool number 1 the "Flaming Arrow Removal Tool" by Roger Redneck
Tool number 2 the "Ash Sucker" also by Roger Redneck @ Boob Labs
I. Start by booting into SafeDistance Mode. (This can be accomplished by tapping your foot to the F8 backup mode) If your not fimilar with this step just press the F8 key with a 3 foot stick
II. Launch the "Flaming Arrow Removal Tool"
(The screen may turn red, and the hardrive may smoke a little, but this is normal)
III. Once the computer screen turns back to blue, turn on the "Ash Sucker" tool. (your computer may make a loud sucking noise, this is normal)
IV. Reboot your pc. And your done
If this fix has been effective, consider a donation to Boob Labs Where our moto is "it's what's up front that counts.
Why go to such lengths? I am sure Alfa Cleaner would fix it nicely too.
Good job, bamajim, but don't forget the reminder to add this to the clean speech in order to prevent reinfection...
Beware of Greeks bearing gifts.
Oh, now we DEFINITELY need that too-much-time-on-your-hands emoticon.
Seriously, Jim, that was very cool and strangely southern ;-) and I doubt you-know-who will forget you are a member here now ;-)
This is a very clever group of folks. I'm sure glad y'all are on our side. Uh, you are all on our side right?
