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> Need help with a couple things..., sixtysix.exe and xvxrbr.exe...
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post Mar 9 2005, 01:25 PM
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I seem to ahve a problem. I ran a virus scan (Norton) and a spyware scan (Spy Sweeper) and the spyware scan came up with "sixtysix.exe" and "xvxrbr.exe". I found on this site that sixtysix.exe is a Trojan that lowers your IE security settings. I can't find anything on the other one. Regardless, I clicked to delete these two things from my computer and everytime I do they come back within 5 seconds. Can someone please help me get rid of these things for good? What do I need to do? Thank you.
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Create a directory on your hardrive to save HijackThis.exe. A directory like c:\hijackthis. If you do not do this, you will not be able to use the backup/restore features.

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Save this file into the directory you made previously and then run the program named hijackthis.exe. When the program opens click on the Config button, then click on the Misc Tools button, and click on the Check for update online button. When it completes checking/applying updates press the back button.

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