Search for the virus with an antivirus program such as AVG. Once I ran the antivirus, I discovered that the path to the virus led to a file named polmx2.exe. Since this particular file was not a system file, I knew that it was okay to just delete it. Make sure you turn off system restore so the trogan horse will not be backed up in system restore. After the virus is deleted and no more are detected, be sure to turn system restore back on.
An answer was posted at castlecops.com on 12/8/04. Easiest to find by searching Google with "trojan horse downloader agent.5.p" and looking for appropriate link in website above. Good luck
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Run AVG antivirus. You can download it for free at http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_index.php
How do I get rid of this Virus?
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Your "up to date" antivirus will remove it.
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I downloaded the free version of AVG anti virus and this scanned found and deleted the trojan. It resides in the comm.dll file. Hope this helps
just run a antivirus scan.
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The spyware program 'PestPatrol' will remove it.
I think that some more info is needed like what operating system you use, have you tried to do it from a bootscan, what virus detection system do you have before this can be answered.