Posted by Hurryin_Hoosier on April 08, 2010 at 17:04:31 from (75.205.247.75):
In Reply to: OT-computer virus posted by Nancy Howell on April 08, 2010 at 06:33:43:
One other malware remover to try is superantispyware. Go to their website by the same name and download the free version either on that computer or to a usb drive on another.
The fact is the latest of these phony antivirus malware programs make it difficult for any single cleaner to remove them. I"ve dealt with a couple recently that even prevent malwarebytes from even starting, forcing me to change the software name (mbam.exe) to a made-up name just to get it to start.
One site I have had success with is bleepingcomputer (dot) com. Google the exact name of the "antivirus" that has infected your system and the word bleepingcomputer and with any luck you will find specific instructions for removing your malware.
In some cases I find it is just simpler to format and reinstall. That has led me to use a USB hard drive and imaging software that lets me just shoot the thing back to when it was completely clean rather than spend a great deal of time trying to fix something I may not be able to. But that also means you have to keep files backed up separately.
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