You need to run these 5 essential steps to remove all the spyware on your computer.

1. Run Deckard's System Scanner (DSS)

2. Run Malwarebytes Anti-Malware

3. Run the anti spyware removal programs spybot

4 Run Superantispyware

5. Run a complete scan with free curing utility Dr.Web CureIt!

Install threat fire which will enhance your antivirus protection

So, from the DeskTop screen press the Window key to get Start/ arrow up to Search/ arrow right to For Files or Folders and type up the NAME OF THE FILE & EXT (not downloader.Keennval.B) but the actual name of the file, which would have shown up on your anti-virus software. To delete this file from here just press Page Up to highlight the file and then delete. To get out of Search -Alt F/ arrow down to Close and press Enter.

It will be safe to empty your Recycle Bin in the Normal mode where you can use your mouse.

I have had 4 Trojan horses on my C drive and kinda figured out the above method a week ago. I deleted the Temp file (as these keep putting the same files back into your system) from the _Restore folder after unchecking the hidden files boxes, then went to SafeMode to delete what virus files that were still there. My computer is now absolutely FREE of these pests!

PS. I also have AVG 6.0 (the free one) & also the Ad-aware 6 and I use them every day as my kids love to play games from the Internet.

Here is more input:

• Don't try to heal the file... just move it to the virus vault and delete it...it's not important...just spyware clear your cashe and temp internet files...turning off system restore may help as you are clearing it from your computer...run avg again and you will find it is gone..

• Tried avg/panda/avist only avg detected keenval b/e & c but it could not remove it then i tried adaware6/spybot still no sucess, then i used me startup disc with minimal boot typed c:\deltree\restore\temp where avg said virus was, rescaned with avg no viruses detected.

• I have been using AVG anti-virus for quite sometime and never encounter the 'KEENVAL' problem until I installed kazaa. I removed kazaa and the problem went away. Upon reinstalling kazaa, the problem came back.

• I had it as well. I downloaded dietk and it removed all the spyware that came with kazaa.

• when keenval lodged itself into C:\ system volume... I went into safe mode, removed kazaa with the add\remove program (control panel), then re-booted, hit the start task bar button, then all programs button, then hit accessories, system tools and finally system restore. On the left side of the system restore box it says "system restore settings" click on that, then click on the box that says "turn off system restore", let it grind for a few seconds turn off your computer and hopefully keenval is history. Retrace the above proceedure to turn system restore back on. Good luck (windows xp)

• Use AVG 7.0 detected keenval b, c &e this was after the Kazaa experience as well. infected files were in the system restore file as well. avg fixed the probs. nice program.

if you are unable to search the .dll file. It may be they are in hidden file.first un-hide the all file.

open my computer > tools>folder option>view> show hidden file and folder>apply>ok

Now try to search the dll file by the search option

start>search>the the name of file. and press enter

why do you need to know what it is 1. its a dynamic loaded library all applications use this as a library of data to find information basically dll files store a bunch of info for a certain application

Whilst some software applications strictly forbid the distribution of .dll files, some software applications (most commonly open source software) do not disallow .dll files to be distributed.

If you're looking for .dll files on the Internet to replace missing or corrupted windows .dll files, that would be against the software licensing terms Microsoft have in place. This would also go for other companies as well.

Normally, you can just search the name of the dll. So Google .dll download.

Follow the steps given below to uninstall AVG antivirus:

Start->Control Panel->Add Or Remove Programs

In Add Or Remove Programs there are list of software installed in system. There by selecting software and then clicking on REMOVE option, we can uninstall the software.

• Create a Win32 Dynamic Link Library project, adding a *.cpp and a *.h file.
• In the *.cpp file, create a class instantiated from the CWinApp file. Collapse | Copy Code

  # include # include "SourceFile.h" class CDllApp : public CWinApp { public: CDllApp::CDllApp() { Calc(0,0); } DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP() }; BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP(CDllApp,CWinApp) END_MESSAGE_MAP() CDllApp DllObject;

• In the *.h file (here it is SourceFile.h), define the functions to be used. Also specify the dllexport value for the _declspec function. Collapse | Copy Code

  extern "C" _declspec(dllexport) int Calc(char no1,char no2) { char result; result = no1 + no2; return result; }

• Then compile the DLL.
• Create a normal Win32 Application with a *.cppfile and a *.h file.
• In the *.h file, (here it is AppHeader.h ), declare the function with the dllimport value of _declspec. Collapse | Copy Code

  extern "C" _declspec(dllimport) Calc(int FirstValue, int SecondValue);

• In the *.cpp file, use the function. Collapse | Copy Code

  # include "AFXWIN.H" # include "AppHeader.h" class MainFrame : public CFrameWnd { public: MainFrame() { Create(0,"Trial"); } void OnLButtonDown(UINT nFlags,CPoint point) { int res; char str[5]; res = Calc(998,226); sprintf(str,"%d",res); MessageBox(str); } DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP() };

• In the Link tab of the "Project->Settings" dialog, go to the text box labeled "Object / Library Modules" and specify the path of the DLL file. Then copy the compiled DLL file to your current appliation path directory and run the program.

If you are refering to small, fixed bony lumps directly behind the ears that do not "float" and are not painful, you shouldn't panic. This trait is genetic and traceable back to certain regions of Africa. If you're not black and don't have any black blood relatives, but your family claims to have native American blood somewhere in its lineage, you might be interested to know that a lot of times people would claim they had NA blood in the to cover up that their offspring had a black parent in the lineage somewhere. Also, there could be some African blood intermingled in with the NA lineage unbeknownst to your family.

I've got these "lumps" myself, my parents took me to the doctor when I was little (about 25 years ago), and he said it was fine. I learned about the genetic aspect about 7 years ago while studying human biodiversity in college.

If the lumps "float", are painful, or haven't always been there, I'd go pay the doctor a visit just to be safe--or simply for peace of mind.