scan with spyware doctor and it will delete automatically
Try a find folders and files and look for the cab file and delete it. worked for me in 2 minutes!
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...
No, a Trojan virus cannot be removed from a file without deleting the file itself. Sometimes it is necessary to delete more than the infected file as a complete system recovery might be the only way to salvage the operating system.
Try using Trojan Remover from simplysup.com The Trojan Remover didn't find the Trojan on my PC but was the only program I found that would actually delete the file.
Go on to delete
just delete infected dll file. Run avg free antivirus. program found by googling AVG FREE
Just delete temporary internet files by clicking Delete file Button in the Internet Options (Tools>Internet Options) If you find this info useful, please vote
how to delete a file using keyboard
Simple get avira antivirus free edition and run a scan it will delete the file, and give you info on where the infection has spread to, and just delete all entries out of system. Hope this helps Simple get avira antivirus free edition and run a scan it will delete the file, and give you info on where the infection has spread to, and just delete all entries out of system. Hope this helps
If you can delete it then by all means delete it. There is no advantage in keeping it in quarantine.
Navigate to the file and click the Delete File link
-Start Windows Explorer-Browse main drive c: and look for the file "SETUP_TD". This is an executable compressed file, therefore you will not find it with the .exe extension as reported by your antivirus software.-Select it with a left clic-Hold down Shift key and press Delete key. This will delete the file without putting it into the recycle bin.-Rerun you antivirus program to confirm deletion.Hope this helped. :) I had a "Turown Trojan dowloaded and couldn't get into the system folder that it showed it was in. Finally I realized you have to go to the C: drive, then go to Tools, View, and make sure that you scroll down to "DON'T SHOW HIDDEN SYSTEM FOLDERS. It is set by default so people don't get to their system files and mess up their system. But to get to this Trojan file you have to uncheck the box, it was my only way to get to this file being my scanner couldn't clean it. Then, be sure you know the exact file that is the Trojan. If you use AVG scanner there is a report that tells you the exact file location. They are usually a zipped file. When you delete it, hold the "shift key" down with the delete, so it doesn't go to recyle bin and rewrite itself back to your computer. Then I ran my scanner and finally I was virus free.