I ran a routine full scan last week using malwarebytes anti-malware, and after it completed it showed 7 infections:
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When I clicked clean, it pooped up with this:
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So, as usual I clicked and chose to restart the computer
Once it restarted I thought the files would be gone so I didn't worry about it.
Today I ran another scan and the same thing popped up.
I choose to reboot, so that it would delet the files, and then ran a scan but it still shows these:
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Also when I try to delete these manually by typing in the directory this is what it gives me:
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Can someone help me get rid of these
Thanks alot
Much appreciated
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Tinderbox (UK) BAKED BEAN KING
Hi.
Try "super anti spyware" it`s free and removes everything it detects, also use spybot also free.
John. -
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Also, run them (SAS and MBAM) in safe mode once (takes a while though!)
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Downloading as I speak -
MalwareBytes gave me a similar problem in the past.
SAS seems to do a better job.....so far.
Cheers,
Theo -
W00T W00T 400th POST
Well guys, I installed SAS, but after running a full scan both in normal windows and safe mode, it detected nothing
Also, for some strange reason I couldn't connect to the internet once SAS was installed so I got rid of it
I decided to try to delete them again manually, so I typed C:\Users\Default, and it opened
I chose the folders that MalwareBytes AM showed as infected and deleted them permanently [Shift+Del]
After this I did another scan and everything was good
Thanks for your help guys -
What lame malware to be get rid of so easily
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I actually think that MalwareBytes might hav deleted them in the end, because before when I typed C:\User\Default, it wouldn't let me access the files -
Anti-malware is great, I have it alongside with spybot (free) and.
MalwareBytes detects nasties but unable to delete them
Discussion in 'Security and Anti-Virus Software' started by RaYYaN, Feb 11, 2009.