With regards
Krishna

REGARDS

Please explain your problem more accurately. Why are you trying to find ntss.exe on your computer? What makes you think that you have this file on your computer? If you really have ntss.exe and don’t know how to remove it, try to use our instructions on http://spywareremove.com/removentssexe.html.

Please describe your problem. What kind of application did you buy?

WinAntiSpyware 2007 is a rogue anti-spyware program. It is good that you don’t have it on your machine anymore. So don’t try to recover it. The bad thing is that you lost your money and you won’t get them back. The makers of rogue anti-spyware programs like WinAntiSpyware 2007 creates such programs to swindle out the money from people.

Try to use Safe Mode. If you want to remove IEDefender files, you can probably locate them on C:/Program Files/IEDefender. It may be that it won’t delete the whole infection, however this will remove the rogue anti-spyware program. Try to update your anti-virus/ anti-spyware program and scan your computer again, because the updates of this parasites should release soon (or they already released).

There are lots of backdoor.trojans and it’s impossible to give you the exact removal instructions of this parasite. Try to check the execution points, find the suspicious files and delete them. Otherwise use anti-spyware or antivirus programs.

You have to find the files that are on the execution points. Try to find out by their names if they are malicious. You may also scan your computer with anti-spyware or antivirus program to make sure that your computer is free from spyware.

IEDefender is quite a new parasite. All the infection may be caused by the file which is on iedefender directory. You have to boot your computer in Safe Mode. Then switch off the IEDefender, search for directory named Iedefender and remove it. However, this will not help you to prevent the pop-up attacks, you have to use raliable anti-spyware software. Or if you are a computer expert, locate the BHO line in registry on your computer and remove malicious files.

any suggustions
TIA

If the manual removal is too hard for you, you have to use a reliable anti-spyware program. If you’re having problems with downloading any programs, you can use other computer connected to the internet, to download a program and then install it on your computer to clean the infection.

Our suggestion for you is to use our free scanner to find out the locations of the infected files. Afterwards you have do remove the infected files from your machine (it is better to switch to Safe Mode). If this will be too difficult for you, you have to use a reliable anti-spyware program and update it often.

It’s not so easy to waterboard them. The virus creators are stealing the money and they have schemes how to hide themselves.

Most likely you are having malware on your machine. Scan your computer with our free SpyHunter scanner to make sure, if your computer is infected. If there will be any infected files, you can see the locations where they are and remove them manually. Otherwise, you have to use a reliable antispyware program.

These steps should help you to enable Task Manager:

1. Click Start -> Run
2. Type REGEDIT
3. Click OK The Registry Editor will now open
4. Browse to the following key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\system
5. In the right pane, look for the value: DisableTaskMgr
6. Right click DisableTaskMgr and select Delete. (When prompted with “Are you sure you want to delete this value”, select Yes).
7. Now browse to the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\system
8. In the right pane, look for the value: DisableTaskMgr
9. Right click DisableTaskMgr and select Delete. (When prompted with “Are you sure you want to delete this value”, select Yes).
10. Close the Registry by choosing File | Exit

Error during check!
WebDialer [150] (Access violation at address 04893F52 in module ‘advcheck.dll Read of address 00000034)

I just don’t want to delete any necessary files/registry entries that will f up my comp. My comp is running OKAY at the moment, but I know that worser things may come. This is my families home computer so I don’t want it to get f’d up.

Please help.

I suggest to you follow tha manual WebDialer removal instructions on http://spywareremove.com/removeWebDialer.html . Otherwise, you can scan your computer with our free SpyHunter scanner to find the locations of the infected files and try to remove them manually. If you think that this will be too difficult for you, the only way to get rid of this parasite is to use the reliable anti-spyware program.

PS: I believe manaully is only way to do it because I purchased Spyware Doctor from PC TOOLS and it did not completely remove the virus, every time I scan a new trojan dropper is found still.

Thanks,
Nick

I suggest you to try to boot your computer in Safe Mode and try to remove this parasite. It may be, that your anti-spyware program does not has the newest definitions for the trojan that is on your computer. Try to contact the support team of your anti-spyware program. Otherwise, you can try to get another reliable anti-spyware program.

Zlob Trojan tends to renew very often and it changes the names of its files, so it may be, that SpyHunter does not has the updates for new zlob files. If you purchased the full SpyHunter version, all you have to do is to contact the support team and they will solve your problems.

Thanks for the help - - -

I advise you to use our free scanner. It will find all the infected files and show their locations. Then you can use our instructions how to delete the infected files manually. And it is better to boot your computer in Safe Mode before deleting the infected files.

More information about hook.dll you can find on http://www.spywareremove.com/removehookdll.html . Try to boot your computer in Safe Mode and scan with your anti-virus/ anti-spyware program once again - it is more possible that it will remove the infected file. Otherwise, I advice you to scan your computer with our Free Spyhunter scanner, which will not remove, but will find the infected files and show their locations. Afterwards boot your computer in Safe Mode and detele the infected files.

You have to remove all the files which are starting when you boot your system and if you leave one of them, they are regenerating and comes back again. You can scan your computer with our free scanner or other anti-spyware programs to find all the infected files you have to remove. Afterwards boot your computer in Safe Mode and remove the infected files. Otherwise you have to get a reliable anti-spyware program.

More information about WebCry you can find on http://www.spywareremove.com/removeWebcry.html . But it is most likely that you have got some trojan on your computer, which displays pop-ups that your computer is infected and suggests you to download WebCry. I advice you to scan your computer with our free scanner. It will find the infected files and show their locations. Then boot your computer in Safe Mode and delete the infected files. This should help you. Otherwise, the solution is to get a reliable anti-spyware program.

What a complicated situation. The only advice I can give you is to get a reliable anti-spyware/anti-virus software. Afterwards, she should use another computer to get the latest updates for this program (usually they are on the software page), because she can’t access the Internet from her computer, as I understood. And then she should install the updates on her computer, boot her system in Safe Mode and try to scan and remove the infected files.

There are no guarantees that you will find any anti-spyware program that can detect and remove all the parasites on the Web because parasites are changing and creating new files.

Your solution may be here http://www.spywareremove.com/removeMirar.html

To get rid of pmnli.dll try:

1) Windows Search > Search > pmnli.dll
*Locate Directory Path for pmnli.dll (usually found C:\WINDOWS\system32\) and save path or write it down.

2) Unregister pmnli.dll
*You may open the MS-Dos Prompt and locate pmnli.dll’s folder, then type regsvr32 /u [pmnli.dll] to unregister pmnli.dll.

3) Check that pmnli.dll process is not running under the task manager process tab.

4) Locate and delete pmnli.dll.

If sysmon.dll is present on your computer, you may have the discontinued commercial keylogging application known as System Spy installed. System Spy is designed to monitor your computer activity and probably send the recorded information to a remote hacker.

The most common spyware removal tactic is to uninstall System Spy by using the “Add/Remove Programs” utility. However, as there may still be hidden System Spy files, it’s possible that System Spy will reappear after reboot. Follow the System Spy detection and removal methods here http://spywareremove.com/removeSystemSpy.html

Zlob files are regenerating themselves very often and it may be very hard to remove this parasite from your computer. However, your solution may be here http://www.spywareremove.com/removeZlob.html

I tried scanning with a number of anti spyware, ie. spyware doctor, ad aware and spyhunter too, I also did it on safe mode, but the results did not show the said spyware my windows security claims.

I also tried searching for the file using windows file search tool as advised here: http://www.spywareremove.com/removetrojanspywin32bankerp_20dll.html, but still could not find it.

I cannot open my task manager either. I tried typing REGIDIT like you advised Jason above, still didnot work.

I am at my wits end. I donot want to reformat my computer if I can help it. But is there any other way???

cheers for your help.

C:\WINNT\system32\services.exe

error #
-1073740972

it says.. 60 seconds to shutdown, when that pop up comes out, i cant open or close anything… plz advise me >.

Files related to spyware are regenerating themselves very often and it may be very hard to remove them from your computer. If you’re having full SpyHunter version, you should contact our support team and they will solve your problems.

This error may occur if there are incorrect references to shared folders in the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Lanmanserver\Shares

It may also occur if a stale security value is left for shares that no longer exist under the following registry key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\lanmanserver\Shares\Security

Back up the registry before you modify it. If any problem occurs you can restore the registry.

To solve your problem:

1 ) Restart the computer > Press F8 (when you receive the “Please select the operating system to start” message)

2 ) On Windows Advanced Options menu > select Safe Mode > press ENTER

3 ) Select Microsoft Windows 2000 > press ENTER.
*If you are running other operating systems on the computer.

4 ) Click Start > Run > type regedit in the Open box > press ENTER

5 ) Locate > click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\lanmanserver\Shares

6 ) On the Registry menu > click Export Registry File > In the File name box > type Shares_RegKey > click Save

7 ) *The Data column must contain the paths to shared folders. For each value, use Windows Explorer to make sure that the path displayed represents an existing shared folder.

8 ) Delete all values that do not belong to shared folders

9 ) Quit Registry Editor > restart the computer

I have been reading these messages and I have so many trojans and malwares loaded my system I can’t do anything. I have spent at least 24 hours in total trying to get rid of them. I brought a software yesterday but I still have these problems. I figured out last night I have to manually delete them but what do I do with the ones that say I cannot delete them. I am going to try the regedit process because I get that error too.

I just wanted to say this is a helpful sight.

Thanks.

so i’ve gotten the infostealer virus (by the way, what does it do?), and i can’t find the file that has it. I know i have it because when i tried to quarantine (norton anti-virus) the file it said it did. the file however is now gone from the quarantine (i accidently restored it without reparing it), but i know that the virus is still there because none of the desktop images show up, and is incredibly slow. i can’t find the file, i can’t scan the computer, and i can’t do anything at all! tell me how can i get rid of this nuisance?!

please help me!

sorry, but to help the message i just left above, my computer has completely FROZEN i can’t download ANY virus protection programs whatsoever because of the infostealer virus. i can’t locate the virus at all. none of the shortcuts on the desktop show up- basically the background is the same but without the shortcuts. i haven’t been able to access anything except quarantine but that is now useless. i can’t find the file with the virus so i can’t quarantine it. however i still know that there is a virus because all the many problems

i hope that could clarify any problems!

I am more than able to delete any registry values the trojan plants. I run Exterminate It! scans, and it finds what I’m after, but, as a trial version, it can’t touch them. If I end the “winlogon” process, my computer restarts so that does no good. I can’t stop “explorer.exe” (which is also susceptible to the trojan) or I would be unable to access any files.

What the hell do I do?

/Tony

Your computer is being attacked from Internet.It could be a password-stealling attack, a trojan-dropper and so on.

Attack from:29.67.18.95, port 42360
Attack port :54283
Threat : hacker.ag