EPTi tried to heal with avg but it didnt seem to work :S
how can i fix this problem? im not good with computers, does anyone have any tips to removing it?
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JohnColtrane
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i tried to heal with avg but it didnt seem to work :S how can i fix this problem? im not good with computers, does anyone have any tips to removing it? | ||
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Xiberia
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JohnColtrane
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also i deleted the exe file, will this help? | ||
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Xiberia
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madnessman
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DrLefTy
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Also, you can almost always find out information on a particular virus by googling it. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&hs=LZw&q=braviax&btnG=Search&aq=f&oq=&aqi= | ||
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Mickey
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On July 10 2009 01:06 JohnColtrane wrote: k i ran SUPER antispyware and it said it removed it and i rebooted, and it hasnt popped up...but when i run msconfig, and i look into the startup, its still there unticked. what does this mean? It might be there and it might be not. To be completely sure run multiple scans with different programs under safe mode. No 1 program has a 100% detection ratio, so using multiple programs will help. I recommend antimalware, superantispyware, asquared, and try using a free trial of NOD32 suite. Also post a hijacklog so I can take a look at it if you can. | ||
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JohnColtrane
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On July 10 2009 01:19 Mickey wrote: It might be there and it might be not. To be completely sure run multiple scans with different programs under safe mode. No 1 program has a 100% detection ratio, so using multiple programs will help. I recommend antimalware, superantispyware, asquared, and try using a free trial of NOD32 suite. Also post a hijacklog so I can take a look at it if you can. k thanks mickey, ill download hijackthis (thats right?) and run it and post http://majorgeeks.com/download3155.html im downloading from here, this the right one? | ||
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Scorch
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JohnColtrane
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ghermination
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JohnColtrane
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On July 10 2009 01:26 Scorch wrote: My boss' laptop got infected by Braviax about half a year ago. I fixed it successfully with Malwarebytes. malwarebytes, thank you! do you have a download link for me? im a bit wary about searching the internet atm :S | ||
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JohnColtrane
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 im going to dl malwarebytes and keep it on all the time can i run malwarebytes whilst AVG is up? im hesitant to close AVG atm... :S | ||
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FaCE_1
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It's really good and normally find anything on your PC. You then can search the virus he found via google to find the correct way to remove it. | ||
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Xiberia
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JohnColtrane
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On July 10 2009 01:42 Xiberia wrote: Running scans with both at the same time can cause conflicts and/or false positives. i mean, can i leave AVG running, not scanning, just sitting there to detect anything if a new virus pops up or whatever, and run malwarebytes? | ||
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Xiberia
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On July 10 2009 01:46 JohnColtrane wrote: i mean, can i leave AVG running, not scanning, just sitting there to detect anything if a new virus pops up or whatever, and run malwarebytes? Yeah that shouldn't be a problem. | ||
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JohnColtrane
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K cool! im running another scan of super antispyware, and after thats done, ill remove whatever, boot it and then dl and run malwarebytes | ||
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Xiberia
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On July 10 2009 01:50 JohnColtrane wrote: K cool! im running another scan of super antispyware, and after thats done, ill remove whatever, boot it and then dl and run malwarebytes Remember to do it in safe mode and don't start any more programs than necessary. | ||
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JohnColtrane
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i dont use any credit card or bank details, the most they can find is shit like my guild wars password lol (which is pretty serious, i dont want them getting my shit) | ||
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Xiberia
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JohnColtrane
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On July 10 2009 02:51 Xiberia wrote: If you've scanned with two antispyware programs and used AVG, all in safe mode and it didn't find any keyloggers then you should be safe. The only way you can be absolutely positively 100% sure is if you just format. I take it you don't want to do that though. And most likely you should be safe if your antivirus/antispyware stated that it did detect and remove something, and you don't see any signs of the virus lingering on your computer. sick thats awesome! thanks everyone for your help, the virus has at least calmed down so ill (hopefully) get some sleep and see if i can work on it again tomorrow. | ||
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