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• I deleted a virus from my computer this morning with Security Essentials, now I can't connect to the internet.

  I deleted a virus from my computer this morning with security essentials, now I can't connect to the internet. The connection icon in the lower right corner of the screen says I am connected and the signal strength is 'very good', but I can't go online. The error message I receive when I right click and 'fix' the connection says: "failed to query TCP/IP connection parameters. Cannot continue. " For assistance, contact the person who manages your network. How can I fix it? The computer is a HP Pavilion dv2000.

  original title: can't get online

  Hello BurnBurn,

  I suggest you to re-installing the driver for your network card. This may involve completely un-installing it and re - install:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/283658

• Lost documents and images after deleting a virus

  I had to do a system restore after deleting a virus using spybot and adaware.  Now I can not find my documents and photos.  I am looking for and they appear on google desktop.  I can click on it and it opens.  I can see my photos on my desktop slideshow.  When I look in the folder, it says it's empty.

  Hello

  see if this applies to you

  "read the information at the bottom of the below link about what makes this malware hide your data files and the cure for it with respect.

  Read article 17

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-Windows-Recovery

  also follow the correct for that malware removal steps, just to be sure, he went"

• I got an answer from Microsoft after a "windows has stopped working" I have to delete the virus Win32/Small.CA.

  Original title: Win32/Small.CA

  I got an answer from Microsoft after a "windows has stopped working" I have to delete the virus Win32/Small.CA.  I ran the security scan and the answer was "no viruses or malware found."  Could someone tell me how to deal with a Win32/Small.CA and how to determine if I really get it.  Thank you.

  Hello
  Try following the steps in this virus/malware removal guide: http://www.selectrealsecurity.com/malware-removal-guide
  It contains instructions which will remove most malware infections. If you have any questions, just ask me. I hope this helps you.
  Brian

• How can I delete a virus on a mac pro

  need help

  First of all, you don't have a virus. There are no viruses that can attack Mac.OS X. For example, anti-virus programs are selling a cure for a disease that does not exist. And they are known for the Mac was systems. Download and run EtreCheck, created by one of his own assistants here in CSA. It is a diagnostic tool that is very useful for us to find problems. It will also give us additional specifications on your Mac. After his execution after the logfile here. It will never contain any personal information.

  A Mac peut picking up malware, but not if you just use common sense. Really need to actively invite some malware in for making it happen. This means that download and knowingly give your password for it to download. Mac offers all the protection you need with SIP (Protection of the integrity of the system). I have on the Protection of the integrity of system on your Mac - Apple Support

  If you happen to download adware, you can use MalwareBytes to get rid of it. Malwarebytes was developed by one of our colleagues here to ASC. He received rave reviews and is on the more proven anti-malware for Mac software. If you use torrents, don't. Torrents are a good way to pick up malware because something can to hitchhike in on a download.

  Safari pop ups are different and easier to deal with. In Safari 9.1 and later simply close the window. For previous versions force quit and hold the SHIFT key while restarting Safari.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT203987

  Finally, away from programs that are intended to «clean your Mac» They can do damage to your system. Your Mac should any in the first place of cleaning. Any necessary cleanup is systematically supported by OS X.

• Procceding no when I ask delete a virus

  Hello

  I went on my laptop by visiting Web sites to exercise with school work while I went to watch a video, advertisement, or what I thought, it was a notification came and it says updating flash player so I ran it and it ends up being a virus and not only 1 virus but a big package and I ve uninstalled most of them outside MediaPlayerVid2.1 that don't Uninstall not just freezes my laptop and then my mccafe came and I have read but I clicked suggests I allowing me to remove virus, but then he said OK, we wll no longer warn you of such threats and now I m stuck on what to it please help I need this laptop for the GCSE work.

  Also, for some reason, he said that my MCCAFE has expired at the time where I paid for a subscription of 6 month or year and got this laptop last month.

  Please help ASAP!
  Thank you very much
  -tiacantcomputer

  If you use pre-installed version McAffe, you should know that it is trial version and after three months, I think you should decide to keep and pay for the license or obtain other antivirus applications.
  What I use is Avira Antivirus. It's a free and very good application. I use AdwCleaner for the removal of other boring stuff of the toolbars or mailware in general. You can test these two applications to clean your machine.

  In General, I'm pretty skeptical with virus so in my opinion you should backup all of your important data and reinstall Windows using original image of recovery that was shipped (preinstalled) on your machine.

• Why an attack by pseudo 'Firewall' pushy 'activate' a deletion of Virus 'offered '? I suspect: Omnitech infidel crooks...

  I was attacked by several creatures under viral plantation unmentionable booked-words in my system, I insisted "UPGRADE" to some security not to don't pay Family - identified Microsoft dethrone none given amount... and I was locked out Miicrsoft Security Essentials.  A disconnection has not worked.... and it occurred to me salvation can be found in 'Restore '... So, I broke out with ctrl-alt-del...... re-opened in 'safe mode '... "Restored"... yesterday. and here I am.

  I suspect: Omnitech infidel crooks.... because they ripped me off for $300 and I promised to the FBI.

  I'm almost all afternoon to return to it, the economy is me at the Garden this year in order to eat, Commander so essential this afternoon watering.

  I will now try Miicrsoft Security Essentials to see if it works.

  If anyone has any information to provide, please don't...< removed="" for="" privacy="">

  Hello
  I suggest you scan your computer with the Microsoft Security Scanner, which would help us to get rid of viruses, spyware and other malicious software.
  The Microsoft Security Scanner is a downloadable security tool for free which allows analysis at the application and helps remove viruses, spyware and other malware. It works with your current antivirus software.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx
  Note: The Microsoft Safety Scanner ends 10 days after being downloaded. To restart a scan with the latest definitions of anti-malware, download and run the Microsoft Safety Scanner again.

  Important: While running scan on the hard drive if bad sectors are found on the hard drive when scanning try to repair this area if all available on which data may be lost.

  You can also check:
  Microsoft Security & Security Center.
  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/PC-security/browser-hijacking.aspx

• Hi, the reversible full system recovery or whole computer disappeared forever? Also do a full recovery deletes all viruses and malware.

  In addition, I did a restore of the entire system using 4 built on samsungs recovery solutions my laptop twice in recent weeks that I was worried about malware and viruses hidden.

  Hello

  A restore to factory normally wipes the hard drive clean of everything except at the start of the recovery process, it asks you if you want to perform a non-destructive recovery.

  And it is irreversible.

  Normally, the destructive recovery will wipe a malicious software.

  This program can recover data, even after a reinstall:

  http://www.Piriform.com/Recuva

  See you soon.

• Deleted a virus now cannot start a program or open files

  I've corrected the problum thamks

  Hi Mark,
  This problem occurs when your .exe file associations are broken. This is usually caused by malicious software that changes the default file associations in Windows. Follow these instructions to resolve this problem:
  Download exeHelper from one of these two links: link 1, link 2 double-click exeHelper to run the fix. A black window should appear. Once the patch is finished, press any key to close.
  I hope this helps you.
  Brian

• deleted a virus, but the remote desktop lost Launchrdp.exe on a single login for a networked computer

  A system restore but now get error with Launchrdp.exp, works with other connections on the same computer

  If you're on the field, see:

  http://www.remkoweijnen.nl/blog/2007/10/17/launch-RDP-from-commandline/

• Delete a file called "wre.exe", now two of my virus scanners will not work and nor does internet Explorer, how to fix?

  I took my computer to the shop twice to fix the same virus, and then I got it again. This time, I decided to try to fix myself because obviously they couldn't do it, despite having taken $200 from me.

  my mother gave me Norton antivirus, and its history has shown me where the file kept showing in taskmanager, so I went there and deleted. the virus seems to have disappeared and to a large extent, my computer seems to work but I can't run microsoft security essentials or antimalware bytes. haven't tried my other programs yet, but I know that I can still read PDF files, and I can see my photos. the icon of internet explore doesn't work, I got in line to say things to try to find the file online. whenever I try to go online, or use one of my two antivirus, it tells me to choose a program to use to open it.

  is there anyway that I can fix this? really get rid of the virus? I can't afford to have this fixed thing again, and of course, they are unable to him anyway.

  If you like not what it was, I think it was called xp antivirus 2012 or something similar.

  in fact, its virus programs not only blocking, his block anything that does not use another program to run, like adobe or realplayer. I am sure that it changed something. I'll try this thing to scan in any case, just to see if it finds anything. If it isn't, I have no choice but to do a complete reinstall of windows.

  is there a risk to the installation of an operating system from an obsolete drive severely? as in will be my computer be infected again until he finally update all the way?

  First of all, you can not delete a file by using the Task Manager. You can choose to terminate a process but cannot remove a file that you have indicated above in your initial post.

  Second, you can't have the two Microsoft Security Essentials and Norton installed on the same machine. Conflict reducing your coverage and possibly even cause a blue screen.

  Thirdly, you are unable to open due to the malware programs change you file associations of executable files.

  Fourthly, you have problems to connect to the internet most likely because the malicious software modified your internet connection settings.

  It will be easy to fix if you follow my instructions carefully.

  With the help of a good working computer and flash drive you mentioned above download the four files below save them on the flash drive.

  XpExeFix.reg

  RKill

  RemoveProxy

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  Now take the flash drive for infected patients. Open the flash drive. Right-click on XpExeFix.reg and choose merge. Confirm the prompt. You should receive a message that the information has been added to the registry.

  Then, double-click RemoveProxy and run it. Once the operation is completed, you should be able to access the internet. If you are unable to run the file go to the step below and run RKill and then return to this step.

  Then, from the flash drive double click on RKill and choose to run it. It may take a while to complete but, just let it run. You will get a window similar to that of the command prompt and must be informed when the process is complete.

  Once the RKill completed, double-click Malwarebytes and choose to install it. Update to update the installation, then run a full scan. Remove any detected object. If you are unable to update just for some reason any run it.

  Post when you have completed these steps for additional instructions.

• Had a virus on the computer, deleted, now I have problems with the homegroup and DSN

  Cause of my current problem:

  2 weeks ago, I found that my computer has a virus. He removed the BFE service, firewall Windows, Windows Defender, blocked my anti-virus (Trend Micro), cut other security services... he pretty well blocked, deleted or close all my computer security programs.

  I was able to fix, but my computer did not work in the same way.

  I was able to return back BFE and Windows Firewall, turn on other security services and get up my antivirus and running. 2 weeks later my antivirus deleted 9 virus and thousand and something web threats.

  Now to my current problem:

  I was able to establish the homegroup on my computer, but when I check the files that I want to share, Save custom settings, same when I go to a folder and select 'share with homegroup' manually

  When I hit Homegroup troubleshooting need to network troubleshooting and I end up getting this error "your computer seems to be configured correctly, but the device or resource (DNS server) is not responding"

  I tried following this threat: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-networking/erroryour-computer-appears-to-be-correctly/aeb7b5df-55ac-456e-aba3-96f9d90898d6

  Did not work. I tried reseting my router and modem but nothing. I can't first homegroup to work if I does not resolve the DNS.

  This problem is probably due to the fact that the virus tried to redirect my DSN to computer hackers, but

  I am running Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  modem: Motorola MIPDSLA

  Router: Cisco Linksys E1000

  any other information needed on my computer please let me know

  Sorry for this post is really long, I tried to summarize as much as I could

  I thank all those who took the time to re-read this threat and decided to help me.

  Although there is a small chance, you may be able to fix this on a service by service method, it is may be easier (and faster) to do a clean install.

  I would also mention that if you got a virus to trend was obviously not a very good job of protecting you.  May want to rethink the installation of malicious software program.

• Virus or not?

  Hello community,

  When I tried to type in youtube in my url, I mistyped but supported on enter. This weird site sent me to a few different sites and ultimately, there was a great message that I had downloaded a virus. Also, there is a popup that was told to close OK to remove the virus (but I couldn't press only close OK).

  Have I really downloaded a virus? because it would be really obvious that you should delete the virus if the site allows for really you download a virus?

  Thank you in advance.

  N °

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• My desktop icons and toolbar and start programs disappeered after getting a virus.

  My desktop icons and toolbar and start programs disappeered after getting a virus.

  I deleted the virus.

  No idea how to get back them?

  Hi Matt,
  Some infections of virus/malware will hide all files and shortcuts on your computer. To make your files visible again, download display on your desktop.
   
  Once downloaded, double-click display and let it run. It removes the attribute hidden on all files and attempt to restore items in quick launch and Start Menu to their location.
  If you think that your computer is still infected, try following the steps in this virus/malware removal guide: http://www.selectrealsecurity.com/malware-removal-guide

  It contains instructions which will remove most malware infections. If you have any questions, just ask me. I hope this helps you.

  Brian

• Why Microsoft Security Scan detects TrojanSy:win32 / Banker.SW but do not delet it

  I have the scanner provided by Microsoft, itdetects TrojanSy:win32 / Banker.SW, but do not delet it, WHY IS the following, AND WHAT to DO to DELET THIS VIRUS

  Download the free version of this tool. Look for updates and do a quick scan first. It will take a few minutes. She will most likely find the Trojan horse and allow you to remove it, but make a full analysis later to be sure. It will take 1 ~ 2 hours.

  Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/MBAM.php