Need help with PC
#1
Need help with PC
I need someone proficient with spy ware/virus removal from my PC. I'm willing to pay them to come out and take a look if they have something that will run from a disc and not the PC itself.
I'm having some major issues on my desktop as you can imagine and can't afford to lose any data. so far everything I've tried has not worked.
Feel free to PM me with any suggestions.
Thanks,
James
I'm having some major issues on my desktop as you can imagine and can't afford to lose any data. so far everything I've tried has not worked.
Feel free to PM me with any suggestions.
Thanks,
James
#2
if the computer will still boot up the first thing you need to do is turn off "system restore"...otherwise every time you remove the virus, system restore dutifully puts it back when you boot and you will think you didn't accomplish anything...wish I knew a guru in your area but one should not be hard to find....good luck
ps..check this dude out...
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-computer.html
ps..check this dude out...
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-computer.html
Last edited by GT3 Chuck; 06-20-2009 at 12:57 AM.
#3
if the computer will still boot up the first thing you need to do is turn off "system restore"...otherwise every time you remove the virus, system restore dutifully puts it back when you boot and you will think you didn't accomplish anything...wish I knew a guru in your area but one should not be hard to find....good luck
ps..check this dude out...
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-computer.html
ps..check this dude out...
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...-computer.html
I've got Norton 360, and both spyware tools he listed, but both are not working correctly. Whatever I have, it's nasty!
#4
Theres a ton of computer guys in our section of 6 speed so I am sure they will chime in once regular day walker hours come to.
The moral of the story is that cheap internet **** spyware > norton anti virus. You might have the newly mutated strain of Hepatitis PC.
The moral of the story is that cheap internet **** spyware > norton anti virus. You might have the newly mutated strain of Hepatitis PC.
#5
James, you can turn off system restore by going to Start-control panel-system- this will bring up a window and one of the tabs is "System Restore"...select "turn off System Restore on all drives"...then when you delete a virus it will stay deleted...once you have re-booted and have a clean computer again you can turn system restore back on...if up to date anti-virus software can't identify the problem you might want to boot from a windows cd and get your files backed up
#7
I already have malwarebytes installed but it won't open or scan anything. Same with spybot. Adaware installed at least but didn't find much. I did install the cleaner that's in the other post though.
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#8
James, you can turn off system restore by going to Start-control panel-system- this will bring up a window and one of the tabs is "System Restore"...select "turn off System Restore on all drives"...then when you delete a virus it will stay deleted...once you have re-booted and have a clean computer again you can turn system restore back on...if up to date anti-virus software can't identify the problem you might want to boot from a windows cd and get your files backed up
Thanks for all the help guys. I appreciate it. Hopefully the restore works.....
#9
One more quick update. I was able to get Avira antivirus installed and am running a full scan. This is great software. It found 5 files so far and tells me what they are, and who installed it on what date. Now off to google the guy!
Last edited by Hot Shot; 06-20-2009 at 06:37 PM.
#10
Download a tool called avenger. It will remove any rootkits that are preventing you from opening those anti-spyware tools. As mentioned turn off your system restore, and boot into safe mode with networking. Update your malwarebytes, and do a full scan. Should do the trick.
#11
Download a tool called avenger. It will remove any rootkits that are preventing you from opening those anti-spyware tools. As mentioned turn off your system restore, and boot into safe mode with networking. Update your malwarebytes, and do a full scan. Should do the trick.
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#13
I've used Avenger to remove rootkits off of a friend's computer -- very powerful (and dangerous in inexperienced hands) software. Sometimes it will be the only way to remove some of the nastiest virii.
#15
i can give you a free helpdesk support call or two from microsoft. i've got the cards sitting in my office and can swing by lincoln square today and get them for your.
send me a pm with your contact info pls
send me a pm with your contact info pls