Computer infected by Win64/Patched.A Trojan virus? Why can’t antivirus software stop it from infecting my computer? What is it going to do inside the system? Will I lose all my data and precious personal files to this Trojan virus? What is the best way to get rid of this nasty Trojan from computer?
Win64/Patched.A Trojan Description
Win64/Patched.A is one of the newly released Trojan serial viruses. Other members from the same serial include Win64/Patched.B.Gen. This Trojan virus is not very friendly. Once the infection is done, your computer is facing many dangers. Due to the fact that Win64 Patched.A virus is created by hackers with the purposes of stealing money from innocent PC users all over the world, it can bypass most antivirus protections to sneak inside to achieve this goal. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on November 2, 2012 12:59 am and last modified on May 31, 2013 2:57 am.
Has your browser been acting inappropriately in these days? Have you always been redirected to unwanted web sites and links? What is this Enterfactory.com page? Why is it your new homepage and you cannot change the previous site back? These redirecting activities are believed to be caused by a browser redirect virus.
Enterfactory.com Brower Hijacker Description
Enterfactory.com often redirects you online to unwanted web sites? This particular link is categorized as a browser hijacker/browser redirect virus. Judging from its name, a browser hijacker like Enterfactory.com normally targets at browsers. Once the infection is done, you will be redirected to this particular web site and other unknown sites and links where lots of viruses are hidden inside. If you land there, viruses like Search.babylon.com and Google Redirect Virus will be allowed to download and install without permission. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on November 1, 2012 3:48 am and last modified on May 31, 2013 3:07 am.
What is a Trojan Win64.Zeroaccess.a virus? How did it get into my computer and why my antivirus software didn’t stop and remove it? What harms can I get while this virus is inside my computer system? Is there any way to completely get rid of this annoying Trojan virus?
Win64 Zeroaccess a Trojan Description
Win64.Zeroaccess.a is categorized as a nasty Trojan virus that is created by cyber hackers in order to mess up computers and collect theirs owners’ valuable information to make illegal benefits. Similar to Backdoor.Win64.zaccess.BT virus, this virus is specially created by hackers with evil purposes, so it can bypass most antivirus programs and sneak into your computers. That’s why your antivirus couldn’t stop it in the first place. A Trojan virus like this Win64.Zeroaccess.a can be very dangerous! First of all, it will weaken PC protection and create system vulnerability in order to bring more viruses, malware and even remote hackers inside your computer to enlarge the infection! Other effects of this Trojan virus include replacing system data and files, redirecting you on the web sites and slowing down the whole speed of computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on November 1, 2012 1:52 am and last modified on June 4, 2013 3:22 pm.
Computer got hit by Trojan:DOS/Alureon.K Virus? MSE detected it but was unable to remove it? All the program are blocked when Microsoft office and Calculator being the only programs that will start up? Some anti-virus recognizes it and claims it has removed it but it keeps reappearing after the computer is restarted? Please read this article to find out the correct solution to handle this issue without any risk.
A General Instruction of Trojan: DOS/Alureon.K Virus
Trojan:DOS/Alureon.K virus is a hazardous trojan virus that may cause destructive damage to the computers infected by it. This malicious program is belonged to the Alureon trojan virus family which mainly targets at the Master Boot Record field of the infected computer. This malicious virus seems to be rather small in size but it can really affect your computer’s performance and severely. You may wonder where does it come from? Actually this virus has the ability to slip into your computer convertly without your permission. And you don’t even know it’s invading when you surf pornographic sites or sensitive web pages from Internet as usual. Once it’s within your system then it will be a really tough one to get out of there. Many antivirus such as MSE, AVG, Norton have the ability to scan it out but none of them can successfully have it killed. Every time you restart your computer you will find it’s still there and damage your computer as well. The virus will attack your programs and files and stop them from running and updating especially the antivirus. It can also block your Internet visit so that you can’t get Internet access any more. steal private info and make your system crash down. Thus, you need to have this nasty virus removed as soon as possible before it ruins your computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 31, 2012 10:48 am and last modified on June 4, 2013 3:11 pm.
Did you accidentally fall for the Smart HDD,Data Recovery,S.M.A.R.T Repair Virus/S.M.A.R.T Check virus and am now being bombarded by your windows antispyware telling me its crucial to download it? My computer was recently infected with a nightmare virus. I had been struggling to rid the virus from my machine. My efforts may have been successful. My current plan is to try and recover all of my documents and music files than run a program such as killdisk.exe, reformat the HDD and start all over to eliminate all traces of the virus. My computer was taken to the point where none of the icons on my desktop would operate in Safe Mode as well as under normal operation. My Start button and task disappeared in Safe mode as well as Normal operation. Do you know how severe or how long the virus lasts for? would you have any ideas about fixing it? Thanks!
How To Remove Smart HDD,Data Recovery,S.M.A.R.T Repair Virus/S.M.A.R.T Check Virus
One virus. Many names. It doesn’t matter what you call it: Data Recovery, S.M.A.R.T HDD, or Repair and Check, these different words all point to the same computer virus. Designed to take your computer hostage, create potentially hazardous browser redirects, and eventually steal your personal information and your money, the S.M.A.R.T HDD virus is as intelligent as its acronym suggests. If you recognize the warning signs of this destructive virus early, you will be able to remove Smart HDD,Data Recovery,S.M.A.R.T Repair Virus/S.M.A.R.T Check virus and get back to surfing the web. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 31, 2012 5:57 am and last modified on June 4, 2013 6:43 pm.
West Yorkshire Police Virus locked computer now it says i have to buy a code to unlock it. Once you pay a fine of £100 to the crime unit for unlocking your computer is that it? Are you really need to pay a fine of 100 pounds through Ukash to unlock your PC? Having a problem removing the Ukash virus from your computer? How do get rid of the virus that said the West Yorkshire Police has lock this computer?
How to Remove West Yorkshire Police Virus in 4 Easy Steps
In order to learn how to remove West Yorkshire Police Virus from your computer, it is helpful to understand the type of virus it is and the potential threat it poses to your computer’s systems. Dangerous computer viruses are an unavoidable fact of life and you can deal with them in one of two ways: toss your infected system in the dumpster and start from scratch every time a virus strikes or educate yourself about ways to manually contain and remove pesky viruses like the West Yorkshire Police Virus. The first option is likely to get pretty expensive, don’t you think? Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 31, 2012 4:42 am and last modified on November 11, 2012 10:31 am.
Is your computer infected by File Recovery Virus and all your icons are gone? What you can see is a black screen on the background, all programs from Start Menu are empty. How do you remove the File Recovery Virus and recovery all your data? Well, you can save your computer here.
What is the File Recovery Virus?
File Recovery Virus is a hacker-designed malicious computer virus that imitates useful system optimization and security tools, although the actual purpose of this malware is a scam. The virus works by pretending to scan your hardware for viruses and then sends users a constant series of pop-ups and warning boxes that indicate the user’s hard drive is riddled with errors, and then prompts users to purchase the full version of their virus-removal system. In the meantime, computers infected with File Recovery will run very slowly (in order to give the impression that there really is something wrong) and users will be unable to access their own files. A continuous series of pop-ups and cascading boxes will fill the screen and cannot be removed, making it extremely difficult to remove File Recovery virus. The entire purpose of this virus is to lure users into buying the full version of their virus removal system, which does not actually exist, just as the user-victim’s “hard-drive errors” do not actually exist. Computers infected with this virus will see bogus alerts such as these: Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 31, 2012 4:29 am and last modified on June 4, 2013 2:50 pm.
Can a laptop really be locked by Interpol Virus? I got a pop up from “Interpol” and it says: The work of your computer has been suspended on the ground of the violation of the Intellectual property law.” I got a pop up saying i have done something illegal by Interpol. My computer has been blocked by Interpol. is this a virus? How to remove Interpol Department of Cybercrime Virus even when its locked? One of our computers has been hijacked with an Interpol virus notice asking for 0 to decrypt computer. How can we remove this? Fortunately, you can fix the issue here.
What is the Interpol Department of Cybercrime Virus? How to Remove?
The Interpol Department of Cybercrime virus, also known as the Interpol Virus for short, is a form of ransomware that effectively freezes computer systems and holds them hostage. This is under the guise of an alarming message claiming to be from the international law enforcement institution Interpol on the users’ screen that claims their system was used for illegal activities. A message prompt will appear generally stating, “Your PC is blocked due to at least one of the reasons specified below.” The potential violations include everything from violating copyright and related rights laws by downloading music, video or software to viewing and distributing child pornography. It may even go so far as to claim that although you may not be the one who is guilty of these crimes personally, the very fact that they occurred on your personal computer makes you guilty of neglectful use of your computer. The Interpol Virus falls into the category of “police” viruses that claim to be from a law enforcement authority and unfortunately the nature of these viruses is to scare the user into doing whatever it takes to not only save their computer but also avoid harsh legal penalties. In this case to unblock your computer and to avoid possible time in jail, the virus informs you that you must pay a large fine using pre-paid methods such as Ukash, PaysafeCard, PayPal or Moneypak. If the user falls for the scam, they will of course never be able to retrieve this amount of money. Please take an action to get rid of Interpol Department of Cybercrime virus completely. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 30, 2012 1:33 pm and last modified on January 14, 2014 8:35 am.
Carelessly downloaded and installed a software named Win 8 Antispyware 2013? Never thought it’s so rascally that occupied your computer and blocked many other legitimate programs running? It replaced your anti-virus such as Norton without your permission? Have tried to remove it from Control Panel but it’s still there in your computer? What is the right manner to treat this stuff? Come on, you will get what you want here:
The Real Look of Win 8 Antispyware 2013 Virus
Win 8 Antispyware 2013 has a very fashionable and cool name, doesn’t it? At the very beginning of issuing of Windows 8 operating system, it appeared in many users PCs. It seems that this stuff only aims at the new operating system Windows 8? No, absolutely not. In fact, many PCs with other OS such as Windows 7, XP and Vista also have been attacked by this virus. What? it’s a virus? Yes, I was not telling you the wrong information. Win 8 Antispyware 2013 Virus is a malware that can place your computer in very dangerous position. With a charming and fashionable name, lots of PC users have been deceived into downloading and installing this fake thing. Almost all of them thought it was a very powerful anti-spyware. How did they know that it was thoroughly a virus but not an anti-virus? Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 30, 2012 11:49 am and last modified on June 3, 2013 1:29 pm.
Hijacked by babylon search virus? I am being blocked from seeing my emails because of a transfer search page called Search.babylon.com. How do I get rid of it? Still it seems i can’t uninstall Babylon Toolbar from my computer as well. Is there a easiest way to resolve the problems?
Kept redirecting to Search.babylon.com search engine and Babylon Toolbar installed itself on your computer?
The Babylon Toolbar is more often than not downloaded unknowingly through software that is bundled with the Babylon program, though it can be downloaded directly from the Babylon website as well should someone seek it out specifically. Babylon is translation software that provides built-in dictionaries and thesauri in over 30 languages. Babylon software has been lauded as ranking in the top 100 translation programs and was recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the most downloaded translation software. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 30, 2012 11:23 am
