My antivirus has detected a Trojan:Win32/Orsam computer threat. I keep getting the warning of infection when I am on the infected computer. The problem is, I cannot delete the virus it told me. I tried many other methods I searched online but they all turned out to be in vain. The virus is still there after each time I reboot the PC. How can I remove the Trojan virus completely?
To Know More About Trojan:Win32/Orsam
Trojan:Win32/Orsam , generally speaking, is categorized as a Trojan virus infection in computer field. It is spread all over the internet along with other fake, free and unknown soft ware. Some bad computer guys often put the Trojan in those packages of some programs. When people download and install them, they will get the virus down onto their computers at the same time. Another possible way for the virus to invade into a computer is via clicking on back links. If computer users are not carefully enough when they are surfing the internet, they will make mistakes of clicking on unsafe back links on unknown sites. Those links can cause unnoticeable download of viruses or other threats at the back stage. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 11, 2013 9:00 am and last modified on October 11, 2013 9:00 am.
Is your computer infected with Trojan Horse Downloader.Generic 13.BMKE virus now and you have no clue to get rid of it? How do you get this virus installed and why it cannot be caught by your security tool? Can it steal your personal information and ruin your computer? How to remove this virus completely? Learn more about this Trojan infection from following post and follow removal guide step by step to get rid of the virus successfully.
Trojan Horse Downloader.Generic 13.BMKE Virus Is Highly Dangerous:
Trojan Horse Downloader.Generic 13.BMKE is another malicious Trojan virus that is able to open a backdoor and introduce a computer system to various viruses like browser hijacker, rogue program and ransomware, giving remote hackers complete access to the infected computer system. There are many possibilities for a user to get this virus installed on their machine and mostly Trojan Horse Downloader.Generic 13.BMKE can infect a computer from spam emails, social networking websites, shareware and freeware, and drive by download websites. Once inside, it downloads additional components and starts its malicious activity on an infected computer.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 10, 2013 2:29 am
I have this Proven Antivirus Protection Virus on PC that I need help get rid of. I am not familiar with this Antimalware Proven Antivirus Protection software and didn’t get in online. It just showed up on my PC the other day and stays on the system ever since then. I tried to uninstall it but failed constantly. Will this Antimalware virus do any damage to my system? What do I do to remove Antimalware Proven Antivirus Protection from PC?
Antimalware Proven Antivirus Protection Virus – Remove Fake Antivirus
Proven Antivirus Protection Virus (also known as the Antimalware Virus) is believed to be a newly released variant of rogue that usually pretends to be legit PC protection tool to deceive innocent PC users. This rogue or fake antivirus is a very common computer problem around the world and can affect most Windows OS including Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 8. By dressing up like regular and legit antivirus software, Proven Antivirus Protection rogue can trick innocent PC users into believing that their computers have contained many infections and a complete fix is needed urgently via this rogue program. Then a certain amount of fee will be required to “Activate” this unfriendly program so as to gain its full privileges or services. It’s warned that this Proven Antivirus Protection popup is a rogue program created by computer hackers to display scams on computers. It actually doesn’t have a “Registered” version to provide services to PC users. All it’s trying to do is to get as many PC users to pay as possible so that computer hackers can benefit more. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 9, 2013 12:49 pm and last modified on October 9, 2013 12:50 pm.
I often see this Gnoosi.net page whenever launch Firefox even though it’s not set as the home page. But it is now and the weird thing is I cannot change my home page back. It’s like my Firefox has stopped working properly and yet I can still get online. What is this www.gnoosi.net popup? Is it a spam site I shouldn’t keep? But I can’t seem to get rid of it. Please advise.
Gnoosi.net Redirect – Browser Hijacker Removal
The Gnoosi.net pop-up page is a French version of search tool that helps PC users get to their queries on the Internet. It functions like Google, one of the most popular search engines around the world. But according to some experiences of PC users currently, this search tool seems to become an unwanted engine of many. Although the original search tool may be helpful, the Gnoosi.net virus, what we are discussing here, can actually be categorized as a browser hijacker problem. This browser hijacker, looking similar to regular search tools, can compromise Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox installed on Windows and cause constant troubles to annoy computer users instead of providing convenience for them. It’s not safe to surf the Internet from this Gnoosi.net redirect.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 9, 2013 12:44 pm
My anti-virus picked up a Win32:somoto-F [pup] Trojan Virus. However, it seems that my anti-virus can’t delete it. Every time after I clicked remove and restarted my computer, a scan report showed me that the Trojan still there in my computer. Now I’m really in a panic because I worry that my computer would be damaged by this virus. Who can help me get rid of this hot potato?
What is Win32:somoto-F [pup] Trojan Virus?
Win32:somoto-F [pup] is one of the most risky Trojan horse viruses that ranked among top 50 since it has strong power to destroy computer operating system even computer itself. it’s created to make computer operating system in disorder or cause fatal errors so that people can’t use some programs that windows provides. So the basic work principle of this virus is to plant one or several small rootkits into operating system of the target PC, then these rootkits can give false commands or instructions, once the operating system received those wrong commands, some programs installed in the target PC will run in disorder or even can’t run any more. This Trojan virus is well disguised. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 8, 2013 5:29 am
Onlinewebsearch.com hacked my computer, whenever I start IE or other browsers like Firefox and Google Chrome the default page that opens is onlinewebsearch.com. I was unable to remove it with the basic browser tweaks. I installed Super antispyware did a full system scan. It found 6 spywares and deleted the same. But the problem as mentioned earlier still persists. Even Malwarebyte did not detect anything. The problem persists. How can I get the problem fixed?
System Hacked by Onlinewebsearch.com – How to Remove?
Onlinewebsearch.com is a malicious website page which hijacks browsers on target computers. It has many ways to get into a target computer. For instance, it can be packaged to some free or modified programs. People sometimes download soft ware online but they have troubles to tell which site provides the clean and official one. And the case happens when they download programs from unsafe sites though the programs are good. The virus can bundled with the packages and when you install the soft ware it will get installed at the same time. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 8, 2013 4:48 am and last modified on October 8, 2013 4:48 am.
Browser has been hijacked by Static.salesresourcepartners.com Virus, what do I do? My browser now runs very slowly and keeps freezing. This really make me feel painful because I can’t open some favorite web sites. Because it always redirect me to other awful web sites that I don’t want. How can I get my previous browser back? Help me here please!
Static.salesresourcepartners.com Virus Introduction
Static.salesresourcepartners.com Virus is a browser hijacker that can put your browser in crisis. For example, it can modify your previous settings of your browser such as homepage and bookmarks. It also can add many risky addons on your browser to slow down your browser. When your computer gets this kind of virus infection, your browser will keep opening some unknown web sites automatically without your control. Your browser will keeps opening some unknown web sites without your activities. So in this way, the hijack virus can control your browser to do some annoying tings such as: bookmarking some web sites or setting homepage without your agree secretly. This is really ad dangerous virus. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 8, 2013 3:51 am
I’m very upset because I think I got a Web.coilchocks.com Hijacker on my web browser. It’s very hard to remove. I can’t believe that this is a virus indeed. Who can help me remove this browser hijack virus? I have no idea about it, at alone to remove it. If someone who can help me remove this virus, I will absolutely appreciate that very much. Now, my browser runs very slowly.
Web.coilchocks.com Hijacker Description
Web.coilchocks.com, is a redirected page that controlled by some unknown rootkit which can access your computer to hijack your browser. We call this page as a redirect virus or browser hijack virus since when your computer gets this kind of virus infection, your browser will keep opening some unknown web sites automatically without your control. And Web.coilchocks.com virus means when you open your browser, it will open that web site automatically as its name implies. So in this way, the redirect virus can control your browser to do some annoying tings such as: bookmarking some web sites or setting homepage without your agree secretly. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 7, 2013 11:07 am
What’s the matter? This http://search.imesh.net/ Virus web site replaced my homepage secretly that I even don’t know how to set my homepage back. This web site is very stubborn. I re-set the homepage by opening the Internet options but no any luck. When I opened my browser, the web site will show up itself. I’m really frustrated. Who can help me delete it completely?
Information about Http://search.imesh.net/ Virus
Http://search.imesh.net/ virus is indeed a web site that offers PC users to use it to search for something online. However, it’s not a good program like many famous search engine web sites such as Google and Bing. It doesn’t have the real search functions. It actually displays you much false information as the search results to let you click them. On this occasion, when you click the search results it provides, some malicious web sites will be opened to show you. Most of those web sites contain lots of viruses. Some of those redirected web sites are always advertisement web sites. Thy will keeps coming up no matter you want or not. So we call it as search.imesh.net Virus. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 7, 2013 8:21 am and last modified on October 7, 2013 9:11 am.
Is your computer under the attack of this Trojan horse Small.FHT virus popup? Can your antivirus software not delete this Trojan infection successfully? Does it often come back after it’s been deleted by antivirus? What are the risks of this Trojan to computer? Can computer hackers access the computer? How to get rid of this Trojan virus?
Trojan horse Small.FHT – Trojan Virus Removal
Trojan horse Small.FHT can be a newly released variant of Trojan virus that’s been found on different PCs lately. This piece of Trojan virus can be bundled with malicious resources on the Internet to help itself distribute. And with the ability to escape from most antivirus protections, it can sneak on to different computers, mostly Windows OS, and cause constant troubles to upset the owners greatly. It’s warned that this nasty Trojan infection can not only compromise the system, but threaten users’ privacy security in every possible way. Hence, a complete removal of this Trojan needs to be done timely.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 7, 2013 3:38 am
