The people at this sight are VERY good. They just eliminated a seemingly 'unkillable' Trojan that hijacked my system a while back. You MUST read and follow the instructions in their FAQ, or you may not get a response. The process is very much worth it, my system is clean and they showed me several new (free) tools to keep it that way. Best of luck!
http://www.spywareinfo.com/articles/hijacked/#removal
This Trojan should be removed by AVG 6.0, when all updates are in place.
If Avg really can't remove it, try it with the online virusscanner of McAfee. This one should also be able to remove this Trojan.
Link to the McAfee Online scanner: http://us.mcafee.com/root/mfs/default.asp?cid=9914
Good luck, Jahewi :-)
Hi,
similar problem: AVG's latest edition found trojans PSW.Bispy.E and PSW.Bispy.B in a path I can't see in explorer (although hidden files and that stuff switched on!). I even downloaded the AVG recommended vcleaner.exe. Started in protected mode (WIN XP prof.) and ran it. It did not find nor remove the virus.
So what I did was to open a command window (start-run-cmd) and used good old DOS commands to CD to that path. Then entered "DEL ." Good old DOS trick to delete everything in a directory. That was it.
The name of the misterious path is below - you see this is a system run in Germany.
And as I saw "Content.IE5" as part of the paths name I knew where I got the virus from(just started IE5 today once to see a certain difference compared to firefox ) And I knew I wouldn't need any of the stuff I deleted :-)
Path was: C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\Standard\Lokale Einstellungen\Temporary internet Files\Content.IE5\8LU8UFG7\payload[1].cab:\bi.dll
Actually, windows did not show any path below Content.IE5. Sometimes it's really good help that windows still is DOS-based.
Have fun!
Karenina,
I had the same virus & finally got rid of it today.
turn off system restore open windows in safe mode use windows explorer & delete hookerdll.dl2l and cssrs.exe from c:\windows
then go back to live mode & rerun AVG
now it's gone reenable system restore
for 2 months of research, you & I are the only ones on the web that mentioned this virus. I hope that works for you Pat
You can get rid of the Trojan horse , by following these steps .
1 Download and intall the Malwarebytes on your computer .
2 Update your Malwarebytes .
3 Scan your computer for all the malwares in your computer .
4 Remove all the malwares , found while scanning with the malwarebytes .
5 Restart your computer .
I use AVG antivirus free edition, its latest update detected and 'healed' (removed) this Trojan no problem at all. AVG Free edition is available from WWW.Grisoft.com (No i don't work for them!)
AVG healed this Trojan and the 13 version during it's first scan.
AnswerMy AVG found Trojan Horse Dropper Generic, informed me and put it into the Virus Vault. (AVG said that it had 'healed' the virus ... oh yeah ?)I went into Virus Vault and manually deleted it by just using the 'Delete' button.Problem solved ... I think. So far, so good.- but the moment you run the scan, it will appear again.
Never. It may be more painful if its healed but it can still be removed. Go to your piercer for removal.
He helpd the Trojans, and therefore was against the Greeks
internal fixation
False.
I have just updated my free AVG 6 anti virus program today and it caught and healed the Trojan horse downloader.Siboco.B virus. so my suggestion to you is to update your AVG.7 or download the free one.
Do you mean that the skin had healed around the jewelry? If thats it, go to your piercer to have it removed.
Once the hymen has been punctured it cannot be re-closed without surgical measures.
Doctors recommend avoiding swimming while you have stitches. You should wait until the wound has healed and the stitches are removed.
You should not play until your arm is 100% - fully healed.