coreguard2009

ok so i ran a system recovery and i had been on the internet for 5 minutes and all of the sudden this site "guarddog 2009.com" pops up and uts some sort of porn site?
anyways i dont know how on earth can get virus after running a system recovery and only being connected for 5 min but i know for sure coreguard is behind it. i have all of these fake alerts on the bottom tray and a fake version of security center comes up. i have malware bytes and smitfraudfix but when i try to use them there dissabled by the virus. i was wondereing if there is ant way to get rid of this. please i have no clue what to do.


oh and i know its coreguard cause a pop up comes up and says downlaod coreguard now.
theres also a service named wscsvc32.exe

im pretty sure it runs the fake alerts


plz help :'(



update: i ran a nother restore and i didnt insatall my network driver and my internet was not hooked up and i didnt catch the virus but im afraid the second i install it i will. the driver i dl'd from the internet may have a virus? but im workin g on it

Edited by Aaronkh, 20 May 2009 - 01:49 AM.

Your system restore files are most likely infected too, which means a restore will not help.

Try using task manager to end the process wscsvc32.exe

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