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Computer Virus
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Got a Virus on my PC, 6dss92c31apgik, and I have found a website that gives instructions to clear the virus by control alt delete, then Processes, then search for the virus name, we got this far but couldn't find the virus name. I am using my laptop at the moment. Will be grateful for any suggested solutions. thanks
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Use Hijackthis to check the running processes and remove if necessary.
Be careful with it .. as it is possible of disabling Windows.
Once it is not running, you should be able to remove it with correct tools .. like rkill and combo .. something like that.
I hope you are proficient .. or you will have to do a full scan after starting in Safe .. hopefully after you disabled it starting.
If I were you I would also switch OFF System restore .. as it's useless to you at the moment. Re-enable it when system fixed. If you don't disable, there is a likelihood that you will be automatically re-infected.
Use Hijackthis to check the running processes and remove if necessary.
Be careful with it .. as it is possible of disabling Windows.
Once it is not running, you should be able to remove it with correct tools .. like rkill and combo .. something like that.
I hope you are proficient .. or you will have to do a full scan after starting in Safe .. hopefully after you disabled it starting.
If I were you I would also switch OFF System restore .. as it's useless to you at the moment. Re-enable it when system fixed. If you don't disable, there is a likelihood that you will be automatically re-infected.
A quick websearch shows that program to be malware (rather than a true virus) which can be removed by any decent anti-malware program. Download and install the free version of Malwarebytes:
http://www.malwarebyt...cts/malwarebytes_free
Boot your PC into Safe Mode (by pressing F8 during the boot sequence). Don't be alarmed when your monitor display looks very odd; it's because the video driver won't have loaded but it's perfectly normal.
Run Malwarebytes.
Chris
http://www.malwarebyt...cts/malwarebytes_free
Boot your PC into Safe Mode (by pressing F8 during the boot sequence). Don't be alarmed when your monitor display looks very odd; it's because the video driver won't have loaded but it's perfectly normal.
Run Malwarebytes.
Chris