AVG Free from Grisoft is a good freeware anti-virus program and can be had from several different download sources.
Try Major Geeks.com, Download.com, File Hippo.com , or Spywareinfo.com
Download it,update it, run it and follow the directions to remove it.
Spybot Search and Destroy is another excellent program and the two can be run on the same machine without conflict.
To immunize your machine against many malware agents you can run SpywareBlaster along with the previously mentioned programs.
Hijackers can be detected with Hijack This.
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To delete a Trojan Horse, you'd better follow technical steps to get rid of it.
There are several ways to get rid of the Trojan Horse virus. You can manually find the infected program and delete it or you can download a anti virus program which will do it for you. There is not a "best" Trojan Horse remover as they all work the same in trying to get rid of the virus. Some brands include Nortan Antivirus, McAfee,etc.
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i went to dl AVG anti-virus version 7 and it manages to detect the Trojan and delete most of them... as for those which are unable to heal or delete... try to go to the foler that consists of the infected file and the anti virus shd prompt u abt the Trojan... den.. u can safely delete the Trojan horse... hopes it help...
How do I get rid of this Virus?
Any kind of Trojan horse is very bad. Most Trojan viruses will take data from your computer, and send it to hackers. Eventually you can have a large problem if you do not get rid of it because people can inject viruses with it.
The spyware program 'PestPatrol' will remove it.
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try free antivirus software AVG
try to call or contact your administrator that may work
My free version of AVG detected this Trojan horse, but didn't give instructions on how to get rid of it. I followed the path on the test center to see where it was located, and when I got into that folder a box popped up that allowed me to "heal" it or remove it to the virus vault.