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removal of trojan-downloader.delf.gck

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Posted 01 November 2009 - 05:57 PM

Hi,

Been trying to remove this and another for long time. It is only found by advanced system protector so can show log files from this.

Tried alot of antispyware removers and they do not see it. have bitdefender internet security for av and firewall. I think one found spyware could be from bitdefender at least has bd.exe on end of file. malware.klone.d see log of asp. uploaded.

have the rootrepeal scan. tried the hjt and was blocked. My vista home premium is os. ie 8. runs good so not sure how comp is effected by this or is it false positive by one site.

thanks for help .

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Posted 02 November 2009 - 06:37 PM

wanted add that I ran spy bot and super anti spyware to no help. do have new problem after started combofix I stopped it since came up with error saying avast installed . but this was no usual avast which I havent used in over a yr. this was nirsoft with Nircmd.cfxxe in listed after it said avast. I have not used any nirsoft products but did go to site. After stopping the process in task mgr it caused my desktop to go black in background .can still see icons. but not able to rt click to change the color back to blue. see them but after clicking it just stays black . So not sure on this but didnt run combofix since error . also I now know not for Vista use . And do not run unless asked to run combofix. Never got to run but that is good. not sure if nirCmd.cfxxe is removed but can check on it.

thanks again if can help on this new problem.

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Posted 07 November 2009 - 10:57 PM

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Posted 11 November 2009 - 08:00 AM

Removed the above already but have one that waiting on reply today from the aps site. if can not help me I will get back to you.

Also I never got an email that you replied so just checked on today. I will update my problem if no help today from asp.

thanks for replying...

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Posted 23 November 2009 - 07:25 AM

thanks for forum . I finally removed the 11 reg files left over from fake av program by uninstalling my av bitdef and rebooting then using file assassin to manually remove the files . It worked and now no problems.

wanted to pass on in case some else was haveing issues like this.

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Posted 26 November 2009 - 09:12 PM

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Thank you for posting back. I'm glad that your computer problems have been fixed. Since this issue seems to be resolved, this thread will now be closed.

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