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Re: Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool Free (KVRT) Win64:Vitro Threat. « Reply #5 on: October 26, 2020, 07:26:11 PM ». The file type .tmp could be almost anything with just the file type .tmp used. Another possibility that these could also be virus signatures used in the scans and the signatures could be picked up.
I got infected yesterday with "system tool" virus when Avast was OFF (by mistake, my fault). I went into safe mode, did RKIll first, then MalwareBytes (as instucted on many sites to follow this procedure, and MWB said it found 3 infected files so I tried to remove them (as instructed) and then I had to let my PC restart to get rid of the files but it didn't work upon restarting.
CORRECTLY identify (harmless) pieces/strings of virus code in it (infamous examples: "KUANG2" & "MATYAS" detected in files like imscan.dll & PAV.sig) For more details, please read HERE * General removal procedure: - For Win ME/XP: best disable system restore (including a REBOOT), especially if the virus is (also) found in the RESTORE folder
After a few years on using Avast`s Antivirus I have had enough of Viruses getting into my system and avast not doign anything, plus today and yesterday the new avast keep crashing it doesn't boot up and it keeps crashing I am using a brand new install of Windows 7.. It cannot be A virus.. although twice yesterday and today my Firewall blocked a ...
Try running the Avast Anti-virus console and right click it. Select "Schedule boot time scan" and restart. Avast should run before allowing anything else to, thus making it possible to delete, or repair the infected file. if this doesn't work download the virus removal tool from the avast mainpage and use it. Logged.
Re: Website virus - dllhost.exe « Reply #8 on: February 03, 2015, 11:57:40 PM » In case anyone would like this, BitDefender labs offers a free tool against CryptoWall
First we will run a virus scan On the first tab select all elements down to Computer and then select start scan Once it has finished select report and post that. [color="#FF0000"]Do not close AVPTool or it will self uninstall, if it does uninstall - - then just rerun the setup file on your desktop[/color] Now an analysis scan
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File size: 755.5 KB ( 773624 bytes ) File name: bProtect.exe. File type: Win32 EXE. Detection ratio: 0 / 42. Analysis date: 2012-03-05 19:20:03 UTC ( 2 minutes ago ) So I guess it isn't a virus. However, I see no way to remove this file and see nothing that it does. Darrell.
I do not know a tool for removing Hantaner, but it spread via Kazaa. Avast should be able to kill that Virus. The Virus only infects Files in the Kazaa download and Internetexplorer download folder. If you search for "Hantaner" using google, you will find some Virus descriptions for that VIrus