Removing Virus
January 25th, 2020
Try and use an Anti-Virus like KIS, Avira Free or Nod32.
Speed! wrote: Select all
Try and use an Anti-Virus like KIS, Avira Free or Nod32.
The centre uses Sophos AV, scanned it but didn’t detect the virus
Answer #3
Maybe that’s a bad AV. You should really run another one.
Answer #4
Try and use an Anti-Virus like KIS, Avira Free or Nod32.The centre uses Sophos AV, scanned it but didn’t detect the virus
Maybe that’s a bad AV. You should really run another one.
Speed! wrote: Select all
Maybe that’s a bad AV. You should really run another one.
The goverments only allow Sophos to be use in the centre[/code]
Answer #5
Oh, ok! Maybe you can try combofix.
Answer #6
malwarebytes and superantispyware are malware related programs, and although they detected them you should use a anti virus software that will get rid of the infected files. now i know you said that your company uses sophos anti virus, but its not even detecting the infected files, so there are definately better anti virus programs to try like avira, avast, nod32, bitdefender, but its up to you to try them. and out of curiousity what is the virus that you have on your systems??
Answer #7
Reboot into safe mode and:
1 – Command Prompt and type – “msconfig” (remove everything you think is suspicious)
2 – Run the tools you used under safe mode.
3 – Use a free AV (that might solve the problem)
Answer #8
I would run the computers through a assortment of free online AV scanners a see what they come up with?
It beats installing different varieties of softwares on the computers.
These are the most popular free AV free online scanners too date.
I would run the computers through at least three of the sites that I have suggested, run the scans an they will identify an remove said infections.
Plus it would be a good idea too identify said infection or infections an google it or them too see what you are dealing with.
There might be special tools for removal available for these infectious files online.
Answer #9
Like said malwarebytes is for malware.
I’d suggest getting standalone virus scanners so you don’t need to install anything.
Answer #10
Will try boot in safe mode and try run the scanners again
I will try the links that you give me for the online scanner
Answer #11
dr web cure it malwarebytes and spybot combined catch most of the stuff out at the moment but if you google the name of the infected files you will probably find a guide to remove them manually
Answer #12
I will use Combofix but if it doesn’t work then I think I will need to change the AV
Answer #13
Try rkill
Answer #14
can u use an av boot disk ?????? mri ect
Answer #15
Get zone alarm..
Maybe that’s a bad AV. You should really run another one. The goverments only allow Sophos to be use in the centre[/code]
Oh, ok! Maybe you can try combofix.
malwarebytes and superantispyware are malware related programs, and although they detected them you should use a anti virus software that will get rid of the infected files. now i know you said that your company uses sophos anti virus, but its not even detecting the infected files, so there are definately better anti virus programs to try like avira, avast, nod32, bitdefender, but its up to you to try them. and out of curiousity what is the virus that you have on your systems??
Reboot into safe mode and:
1 – Command Prompt and type – “msconfig” (remove everything you think is suspicious)
2 – Run the tools you used under safe mode.
3 – Use a free AV (that might solve the problem)
I would run the computers through a assortment of free online AV scanners a see what they come up with?
It beats installing different varieties of softwares on the computers.
These are the most popular free AV free online scanners too date.
http://www.kaspersky.com/virusscannerhttp://www.bitdefender.com/scanner/online/free.htmlhttp://www.eset.com/online-scannerhttp://housecall.trendmicro.com/http://www.superantispyware.com/onlinescan.htmlI would run the computers through at least three of the sites that I have suggested, run the scans an they will identify an remove said infections.
Plus it would be a good idea too identify said infection or infections an google it or them too see what you are dealing with.
There might be special tools for removal available for these infectious files online.
Like said malwarebytes is for malware.
I’d suggest getting standalone virus scanners so you don’t need to install anything.
Reboot into safe mode and:
1 - Command Prompt and type - "msconfig" (remove everything you think is suspicious)
2 - Run the tools you used under safe mode.
3 - Use a free AV (that might solve the problem)Will try boot in safe mode and try run the scanners again
I would run the computers through a assortment of free online AV scanners a see what they come up with?
It beats installing different varieties of softwares on the computers.
These are the most popular free AV free online scanners too date.
http://www.kaspersky.com/virusscanner
http://www.bitdefender.com/scanner/online/free.html
http://www.eset.com/online-scanner
http://housecall.trendmicro.com/
http://www.superantispyware.com/onlinescan.html
I would run the computers through at least three of the sites that I have suggested, run the scans an they will identify an remove said infections.
Plus it would be a good idea too identify said infection or infections an google it or them too see what you are dealing with.
There might be special tools for removal available for these infectious files online.I will try the links that you give me for the online scanner
dr web cure it malwarebytes and spybot combined catch most of the stuff out at the moment but if you google the name of the infected files you will probably find a guide to remove them manually
I will use Combofix but if it doesn’t work then I think I will need to change the AV
Try rkill
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic308364.htmlcan u use an av boot disk ?????? mri ect
Get zone alarm..
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