Why does my antivirus fail to remove Win32/TrojanDownloader.Waski.A virus? I updated my antivirus and ran full scans several times, expecting to get rid of the Trojan virus entirely. But the Trojan virus still popped up after the affected system reboot. I was freaked out by this nasty Trojan virus. What should I do? How can I delete the Trojan horse completely without damaging the computer? If you can’t find this Trojan infection in the contaminated system, please read this post and go through the Trojan virus removal process smoothly.
Brief Introduction of This Win32/TrojanDownloader.Waski.A Virus
Win32/TrojanDownloader.Waski.A is a harmful Trojan horse designed by cyber criminals to target worldwide computers. It is usually released through network, for instance, it attacks the computer during user’s visit to malicious websites, hazardous free downloads and spam email attachments and so on. Soon as the Trojan virus affects the computer, it just takes over the whole system. It exploits the system leaks to allow other risky computer infections to the computer, invading it deeply. These potential threats can be adware, spyware, worms and malware etc. None of them will do well to the computer but damage it miserably. In fact, the Trojan virus affects the system to change the system files and registry entries, and it even creates new affected files and entries there. Also, the Trojan virus is related to slow system speed. And that is why you get stuck easily when loading websites and launching large programs. Indeed, the affected computer will be messed up terribly. PC users ought to eliminate the pesky Trojan virus as early as possible.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on January 9, 2014 1:02 pm
Get PWS:Win32/Zbot.gen!AP on computer but have no luck in removing it? If you are getting warning popping ups from your antivirus software that your computer is under risk of this PWS virus your computer is infected or hacked by this Trojan. And you will have to be confronted with great troubles in deleting it completely. It is not easy for computer newbies to get rid of it. How can we remove it?
Information about PWS:Win32/Zbot.gen!AP
PWS:Win32/Zbot.gen!AP is a malicious item which enters into the system through infected media including unsafe click-on, freeware, malware and browser redirection. It has been designed with the ability to replicate itself and thus it can quickly spread all over the computer and damage great amount of important files and data. It is designed in such a sophisticated manner with complicated multi-layered coding that it becomes almost impossible for a normal antivirus program to detect its existence in the system. Not to mention removing it with antivirus software. The Trojan virus always lingers into the system in disguised and encrypted format. And gradually, it depletes the important files and programs in the PC, ultimately making the PC perform extremely slowly and sometimes even it crashes out. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 9, 2014 6:09 am
I am having trouble with Trojan.Agent/Gen-Poison removal. It keeps being quarantined by AVG but can’t seem to be deleted successfully. My system becomes very sluggish ever since this Trojan infection is quarantined. And I also get many unwanted pop ups telling me that my computer has been attacked by all kinds of potential threats. How do I get rid of these pop ups? What steps do I take to remove the Trojan virus completely?
Trojan.Agent/Gen-Poison – Remove Trojan Infection
Trojan.Agent/Gen-Poison is a stubborn Trojan horse which is reported to be found on computers causing lots of troubles lately. This particular Trojan infection, due to its ability to escape from many antivirus protection programs, is rather difficult to get rid of by average computer users. Running security scans via these protection programs does not help you delete the virus completely as users often find it constantly reappear on the system. With this Trojan virus activated on the computer, security issues can be caused. In other words, security settings can be adjusted automatically by the Trojan virus and other potential malware can sneak onto the computer. Unknown third-party could even gain access to the infected system with malicious codes injected by this Trojan horse. To remove the Trojan and prevent all the potential consequences, manual removal is more efficient.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on January 6, 2014 8:23 am
I don’t know when I got this PUP.Optional.ToolbarWid in my computer. Actually, my anti-virus program detected it for me and I tried to remove it by the help of the tool. I thought it was gone after the tool had shown me there is not threat in my computer. But to my surprised, when I booted up my computer again, this thing came back again and the protection tool alarmed me to remove it as soon as possible. I did it for many times, but I think I was in a vicious circle because it always came back. How can I completely get rid of it?
Brief Introduction of This Trojan
PUP.Optional.ToolbarWid is a malicious Trojan horse which can access the target computer without user’s attention. Technically speaking, this Trojan can be classified into potential unwanted program, short as ‘PUP’. Trojan can be rapidly spread to one computer to another computer all over the world if they have the Internet connections. Hackers can conceal this PUP Trojan into some websites, and make it be able to invade the computers which are visiting those sites. Once computer connects to those web pages, cache files can be saved in computer hard drive, and this PUP can be one of them. Except infecting computer in this way, cyber hacker can bundle this PUP with other free programs which people can easily find and download for their own use. Without the spread in the Internet, computer can also be infected by inserting portable devices which contain this PUP. Trojan can go into computer without any man made activity, it can infiltrate in target computer automatically. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 5, 2014 6:21 am
Can somebody help me remove this RandomPrice Pop-ups? Before I got this nasty thing, I was so happy to use my computer; it brought a lot of fun to me. But recently, this stuff came to my computer, and I didn’t notice its invasion until it starts to pop up its content in my computer. I’m surely to say I didn’t install it by myself. I know it is bad for my computer, and of course I don’t do the stupid thing to my computer. Unfortunately it’s installed in my computer, I tried to remove it by my own, but I failed. I need someone to help!
Brief Introduction About This Pop-ups
RandomPrice Pop-ups is categorized as a Trojan infection which in a form of adware. This pop-up can infiltrate into innocent computers all around the world by Internet transmission. Nowadays, Internet is widely used for people on the Earth. So, cyber hackers can put this malicious thing into some particular websites. Once people come to visit one of those sites, this pop-up can be downloaded into target computers automatically as a cache file. Not only in this way, this infection can also hide itself in other free programs, people can get those free programs from the web, so when people try to install those programs in their computers, this pop-up can also be installed, but being different to those free programs, the process of it is undetectable. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 4, 2014 12:11 pm and last modified on January 4, 2014 12:13 pm.
Trojan.Crypt.ZPACK.Gen2 has infected my files on my laptop. It was caught by Norton but when I clicked remove nothing happened. It denied to delete the infected files. Nor can I get it off with some other reputable programs. It just stays in my computer. The warning message keeps popping out from the antivirus. I have tried a lot but all turned out to be in vain. I am seeking eagerly for an effective way to kick it out from my own PC.
Information about Trojan.Crypt.ZPACK.Gen2:
Trojan.Crypt.ZPACK.Gen2 is a Trojan virus as its name tells. It has become a threat all over the world especially for machine with Windows operating systems. It is often modified by its creators bundling with some freeware, unknown programs or regular software provided by unsafe web sites. The Trojan virus often enters the system via infected media. Once it get the system compromised it begin to replicate itself and as a result it spreads all over the computer in quite short time. Its next step is to damage the important files and data on the infected hard drive. It has been degined with sophisticated manner which makes it rather hard to get rid of completely. It is able to create its own paths on the infected computer both on the document files and the system registry. It is hard for common antivirus to remove it as soon as they detect it. It usually takes time for regular antivirus to detect its existence in the system and when they do it may be late because the Trojan can have done its work to engage itself tightly onto the system. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 2, 2014 6:03 am
Can’t delete Trojan:Win32/Nitol.E via antivirus? My computer was attacked by this Trojan horse in a process of freeware download. It just got frozen up easily and sometimes crashed unexpectedly. I ran full scans via my advanced antivirus and deleted all reported threats. But the computer performance just went bad to worse. Why can’t the antivirus catch the Trojan horse entirely? How to remove the nasty Trojan virus safely? Any idea will be very helpful.
Instruction on Trojan:Win32/Nitol.E Virus:
Trojan:Win32/Nitol.E is a malicious Trojan horse released by cyber criminals to damage worldwide computers. The Trojan usually comes from harmful websites, junk email attachments and nasty freeware downloads etc. Soon as the Trojan targets the computer, it takes over the whole system together with potential threats which can be malware, worms, adware and spyware and so on. It can modify the system files and registry entries and even create new ones to make chaos on the computer. In fact, computers with Windows operating systems are easily targeted by the horrible Trojan attack. While being affected, the computer just performs abnormally in almost every aspect. To more specific, the Trojan runs automatically as startup processes to take up the CPU usage. Consequently, the affected computer gets stuck and frozen up frequently at startup, shutdown, website loading and program launching processes. Indeed, the Trojan horse should not be kept in the computer too long. It must be removed from the computer completely soon.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on January 1, 2014 9:21 am and last modified on January 1, 2014 12:14 pm.
About 2 weeks ago, I clicked on a site by accident. Suddenly, my computer went crazy! It kept finding BOO/Cidox.B virus and sometimes it shut down itself without giving me any notification. I searched the removal guide on the Internet, and everyone says that I have to put my computer on safe mode and run security scan. I did that but nothing was found expect for this annoying BOO/Cidox.B which I cannot get rid of. How do I remove this virus from my computer completely?
BOO/Cidox.B Description:
BOO/Cidox.B is categorized as a Trojan horse virus that has the same ability to attack your computer like Boot.Cidex virus. Now computer running with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8 is the main target of this Trojan because Microsoft Windows computer is globally used in individual, educational institutions, up to known organizations. The remote hackers who create this virus want to distribute BOO/Cidox.B virus all over the Internet. With this Trojan, they can easily access a compromised computer to steal users’ personal information without any approval and install other malware and spyware. Victims who get this Trojan infection usually report that they will come across lots of difficulties and troubles while they are functioning on the infected PC. And if the virus is not removed timely, it is capable of making your PC inaccessible and you are not able to perform any single task on your computer anymore.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on January 1, 2014 5:37 am
My anti-virus application helps me protect my computer for a long time, and every time it works perfectly. But recently, it caught a threat called Trojan.agent/gen-banker, and I was sure it can remove that Trojan for me totally. To my surprise, it failed. Each time I booted up my computer, my protection tool always warned me the existence of the Trojan in my computer, but I was quite sure that I have already used the tool to remove the Trojan in my last time of using computer. Why this Trojan comes back every time after I restart the computer? How do I get rid of it?
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Trojan.agent/gen-banker is a malicious computer threat which is new released by cyber hackers. It can be widely spread from the Internet. While people are visiting some dubious web pages such as pornographic websites or phishing sites, this Trojan can enter the target computer easily. Not only using these two way to spread, this Trojan can also hide itself in unknown E-mail attachments and free programs which can be downloaded from the Internet. With a small size, remote attackers can put this Trojan into other bigger programs, so when those unwitting people get those programs in their computers and do the installation, this Trojan can infiltrate into the computer in a secret way. Not only that, once a computer get infected by it, this Trojan can corrupt the portable USB devices which insert into the infected computer, in this case, when these devices insert to other good computers, other computers can get infected too. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on December 31, 2013 12:38 pm
I tried to remove this Wajam_validate.exe from my computer, and I found that it is impossible for me to do it by my own. Normally, I can add/remove all the programs I want in the control panel, but this one is the exception. I thought it is only a program which is easy to be handled for me. Unfortunately, I was frustrated with this stuff. Can somebody help? I want to get rid of this application totally.
Introduction About This Adware
Wajam_validate.exe is classified to potential unwanted program. To be more specific, it is an adware which displays commercial advertisements to you. This program actually is not easy come to your computer by its own, because when people read about its description, they will find out that it does nothing to your computer for specific function. It usually bundles itself with other free programs which can be found on the Internet, so that it can invade into innocent computer more easily. During the installation, it can be installed to your hard drive at the same time with the program you really want. This process is unperceived and fast. When people recognize the problem, it is already in and starts to do its work. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on December 30, 2013 5:47 am and last modified on December 30, 2013 5:47 am.
