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Dear Lord, Thank You.
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I found it last week, worked out the solution, re-aquired the virus purposely, and retested. The system restore is a lot easier than cleaning the registry for the browser hooks. ![]()
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Have My Own Room
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My daughter clicked on one of those fake ativirus warnings and downloaded a rouge security malware. It was blocking all attempts to remove it.
I had to boot into safe mode and I ran a program called SuperAntiSpyware from a CD. It removed all the malware plus some adware plus the tracking cookies and a trojan backdoor. I rebooted and ran a Windows Defender full scan and found a couple more evil program files. This took hours. I will run a registry cleaner next. Those fake antivirus warnings are convincing enough except I get them telling me my Windows files are infected when I'm not running Windows. ![]() |
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