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Can anyone help with the following Virus situation?
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A friend's PC seems to have been infected with a virus the executable having an identity of 93767133.exe. It pretends to be some sort of cleaner but it has taken over his PC and blocks anything he tries to do. He can't even open MS Word. I have tried searching for such an exe but to no avail. It sounds like a random generated number, maybe to hide its true identity? Can anyone shed a light on this or suggest another course of action?
Thanks in advance for nay suggestions.
By the way he is running Windows, not sure which version, and Norton security software.
Thanks in advance for nay suggestions.
By the way he is running Windows, not sure which version, and Norton security software.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Well you could try the Avira rescue system which you can download from their website at
http://www.free-av.co...ir_rescue_system.html
Do it on a clean PC (yours ?), double click on the downloaded file and have a blank CD/DVD handy because it includes software to burn the whole thing to CD/DVD. Then boot from the CD/DVD and let it do it's stuff. The signatures in the package are always the latest ones available, so there is no need to try and update them.
http://www.free-av.co...ir_rescue_system.html
Do it on a clean PC (yours ?), double click on the downloaded file and have a blank CD/DVD handy because it includes software to burn the whole thing to CD/DVD. Then boot from the CD/DVD and let it do it's stuff. The signatures in the package are always the latest ones available, so there is no need to try and update them.
Download Malwarebytes Anti-Malware from http://www.malwarebytes.org - I\'ve seen what your friend has on many, many PC\'s lately, and Anti-Malware usually does the trick. Run it from \"safe mode\" once it\'s installed.
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