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• I have a virus in cjg.exe located in the appdata\local\temp\cjg.exe.

  I have this virus on my system. I have Norton 360, which keeps showing me he's trying to access the internet, but it does not remove it.

  I blocked it to access internet through Norton and also disabled as a through Windows Defender start-up programs. However, he keeps appears in the Task Manager and when it's my computer runs very slowly, and if I try to go to a page on IE, it takes forever and then sometimes takes me to a page of the antivirus.

  I tried to delete it myself, but it won't let me delete.

  What can I do to get this off of my computer?

  Thank you.

  The cjg.exe is the malware. Do the more effective and in-depth malware removal by the steps on the below link.

  http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

  When it failed, download Guided Help. Choose one of the specialty forums listed on the first link. Save and read his FAQ display. PLEASE DO NOT DISTRIBUTE NEWSPAPERS IN MS FORUMS

  If you can't do the work yourself (and there is no shame in admitting this isn't your cup of tea), take the machine to a professional computer repair shop (not your local equivalent of BigComputerStore/GeekSquad). Please be aware that not all shops are skilled at removing malware, and even if they are, your computer may be so infested that Windows will have to be properly installed. If possible, have all your data backed up before taking the machine into a shop.

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• I have windows Vista Home Basic, but my system was infected by viruses as recyclebin, System Volume Information. Wat to do how to get rid of this...

  Dear friends,

  (1) I have the windows Vista Home Basic, but my system was infected by viruses as recyclebin, System Volume Information. Wat to do how to get rid of it.

  (2) I want to format my laptop, but the problem is that I'm not having Windows Vista Home Basic Formate how about this disk, please help me in this respect... How can I procedures...

  (3) if I install the new Vista there will be no problem for my laptop... it

  $Recycle.bin and System Volume Information are important Windows that are normally hidden system files. Why do you think they are viruses?

• I have McAfee Virus Scan installed on my Windows 7 system. Should I also turn on Windows Defender?

  I have McAfee Virus Scan installed on my Windows 7 system.  Should I also turn on Windows Defender?

  The game, 22 April 2010 15:56:46 + 0000, Prescott Brownell SR. wrote:

  > I have McAfee Virus Scan installed on my Windows 7 system. Should I also turn on Windows Defender?

  Yes. In addition to an anti-virus program, you must also at least one
  anti-spyware (two or three is even better) program. Windows Defender is
  an anti-spyware program.

  But keep in mind:

  I think McAfee is one of the two worst anti-virus programs on the
  market (Norton is this one). I recommend that you run eSET NOD32
  If you are willing to pay for anti-virus software, or one of the
  the following three if you want for free anti-virus software:

  Avira
  Avast
  Microsoft Security Essentials

  For anti-spyware, I recommend running all three of the following:

  MalwareBytes AntiMalware
  SuperAntiSpyware
  Windows Defender.
  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP (Windows desktop experience) since 2003
  Ken Blake

• Laptop: I think I have a virus, which can do?

  How will I know if I have a virus? What should I do? How can I prevent them in the future?

  Bill

  In general, you will see one or more of the following symptoms:

  • The computer takes longer to boot to the Windows desktop
  • Applications will not load or frequently stops responding
  • System of frequent errors or the errors of loading applications
  • Unknown icons are added to the desktop
  • Usually the system performance slow, especially while browsing Internet
  • Browser windows close unexpectedly or stop responding
  • Change the browser home page and can not be reset
  • Display of more frequent pop-up windows or when the browser is not open
  • No familiar toolbars are added to the browser
  • Default search engine has changed
  • By clicking on a web link does nothing, or goes to a website unconnected with
  • Web pages are automatically added to your list of Favorites
  • Emails or social media messages are sent from the address to users without their knowledge
  • Unexpected and constant proximity to hard drive

  There may be other symptoms, but it is a pretty solid list.

  What to do if you have a Virus

  If you think that your computer has a virus, see the document below for more information on how to diagnose, treat and prevent future infections:

  Computers HP - computer is possibly infected with a Virus or malicious software (Windows, 10, 8)

  Computers HP - computer is possibly infected with a Virus or malicious software (Windows 7, Vista, XP)

  Just a heads-up that, generally speaking, infections of virus or malware not covered under the hardware warranty. You can be referred to a paid service such as SmartFriend or application to perform a recovery.

  Some malware or virus can be very persistent and difficult to remove effectively.  Ultimately, the preparation of virus so the best defense.  Delivered to a factory condition can sometimes be faster and easier, assuming you're ready. With this in mind:

  • Don't forget to back up your data regularly, especially data that are most important to you (pictures, videos, personal documents, unfinished).
  • Save if possible in more than one place as an external drive, a CD or DVD.
    * Have own back to the top of all the important data will take some sting out of having to start over *.
  • Make sure that you have created your recovery media and have it available. If you need help with this, consider one of the following documents:
    

  Perform a recovery of the system (Windows 10) HP

  Performing a recovery of HP (Windows 8) system
  Performing a recovery of system HP (Windows 7)

• Desktop PC: I think I have a virus which can do?

  How will I know if I have a virus? What should I do? How can I prevent them in the future?

  Bill

  In general, you will see one or more of the following symptoms:

  • The computer takes longer to boot to the Windows desktop
  • Applications will not load or frequently stops responding
  • System of frequent errors or the errors of loading applications
  • Unknown icons are added to the desktop
  • Usually the system performance slow, especially while browsing Internet
  • Browser windows close unexpectedly or stop responding
  • Change the browser home page and can not be reset
  • Display of more frequent pop-up windows or when the browser is not open
  • No familiar toolbars are added to the browser
  • Default search engine has changed
  • By clicking on a web link does nothing, or goes to a website unconnected with
  • Web pages are automatically added to your list of Favorites
  • Emails or social media messages are sent from the address to users without their knowledge
  • Unexpected and constant proximity to hard drive

  There may be other symptoms, but it is a pretty solid list.

  What to do if you have a Virus

  If you think that your computer has a virus, see the document below for more information on how to diagnose, treat and prevent future infections:

  Computers HP - computer is possibly infected with a Virus or malicious software (Windows, 10, 8)

  Computers HP - computer is possibly infected with a Virus or malicious software (Windows 7, Vista, XP)

  Just a heads-up that, generally speaking, infections of virus or malware not covered under the hardware warranty. You can be referred to a paid service such as SmartFriend or application to perform a recovery.

  Some malware or virus can be very persistent and difficult to remove effectively.  Ultimately, the preparation of virus so the best defense.  Delivered to a factory condition can sometimes be faster and easier, assuming you're ready. With this in mind:

  • Don't forget to back up your data regularly, especially data that are most important to you (pictures, videos, personal documents, unfinished).
  • Save if possible in more than one place as an external drive, a CD or DVD.
    * Have own back to the top of all the important data will take some sting out of having to start over *.
  • Make sure that you have created your recovery media and have it available. If you need help with this, consider one of the following documents:
    

  Perform a recovery of the system (Windows 10) HP

  Performing a recovery of HP (Windows 8) system
  Performing a recovery of system HP (Windows 7)

• Why guardian send me a message "you have 3 viruses?  I got rid of years gatekeeper.

  Why guardian send me a message "you have 3 viruses?  I got rid of years gatekeeper.

  You can not get rid of Gatekeeper. This is part of the operating system.

  Where you see this message? If it's a popup in a web browser, it is nothing more than a scam. For Safari, force quit the app. Hold the SHIFT key down and start it again.

• Constantly invited to enter Apple ID/iCould password. How will I know if I have a virus?

  MacBook Air last operating system running. I'm constantly and repeatedly asked to enter my Apple ID/iCloud password.  My intuition says that I have a virus.  How can I clean my disk?

  The connection iCloud on your disk data is maybe corrupted. When I got essentially the same question, Apple gave me these steps.

  To reset the iCloud on your Mac:

  These are all in your user account, not the root folder of the library.

  Close all running applications. Put the following in the Trash:

  (1) in the folder ~/Library /, put the Caches folder to the trash.

  (2) in the ~/Library/Application Support / folder, put iCloud folder to the trash.

  (3) in the ~/Library/Preferences folder /, put the MobileMeAccounts.plist file in the trash.

  Restart your Mac. Who must kill the popup.

• seem to have a virus in my e.mails

  Original title:

  Network networking Internet website URL website troubleshooting Web page program network

  I think I have a virus in my e.mails... have Norton, why it did not work?

  Hi Margoxn,

  1. Which e-mail account do you use?
  2. Why do you think that the emails are virus affected? Are you referring to the attachments?
  3. Can you get any warning of virus for mails? Whicg operating system is installed on the computer?

  There is no need to scan email, parts and that is done by all modern anti-malware programs such as files are written to the file system of the PC.

  Refer to: How can I tell if my computer has a virus?

  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.

  Note: The data files that are infected must be cleaned only by removing the file completely, which means that there is a risk of data loss.

  Please post back with more information so that we can help you better.

• Get a security alert protection I have 81 virus but my antivirus software shows no

  I have a virus that took on my administrator account. I am writing this post for a subaccount of my computer.

  As soon as I log on my administrator account, the message is on the screen telling me that my computer has been infectious with 81 virus.

  It won't let me connect to internet at all. I ran the analysis of Mcafee and you have run the complete analysis that shows that I have no viruses or infections.

  I had a chat with their tech support, but nothing helped. They give this link which brings back me to pay per session page. I gave them permission

  to access my computer remotely, but could not see the screen blinking on my administrator account. I ask him if I cound switch so he can

  See the screen. He said yes so I went and nothing happened, when I switch back to the secondary account, that he had put an end to my chat session.

  Try again and they just send a link to pay per session.

  I'm not too smart tech. I ran the microsoft safety scanner, and it shows the same thing as Mcafee scan I have no viruses.

  From now on, I have not clicked on the button I accept to download their anti virus protection program as I do not have what will happen if I do.

  Can any of you give me a few essential tips? I have to go and get another anti-virus program or take my computer to a

  Shop?

  Thank you, Kino

  To get started try to download this tool:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

  And the full implementation of the system scan with it in admin account and if detect something, then delete them.

  If it fails, then restart your PC and press F8 key several times and chose the safe mode and then run from safemode and full scan the system.

  If also defective, then contact support for Microsoft Security:

  http://supportservices.Microsoft.com/support/services/virus_malware_removal

• cannot restore from the previous date says computer is unprotected I just get rid of the virus of audit system

  rid of virus check system but cannot restore the computer to the previous date

  You never said how you got rid of the "System Check" malware. As far as we know, he is still there. Follow these instructions (if you have not already done so):

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-system-check
  Also, as Jose pointed out, there are programs that are designed to interfere with the system restore (Norton is one of the most common). But there are really two questions. First of all, we will treat your malware problem. We can always revisit SR at a later date.
  Finally, even once as Jose pointed out, you NEVER run the system restore after the removal of the malware! Which could only bring him back! That you have to turn it off and then put it again, which will REMOVE all previous restore points. You really all gone!

• All my .exe files have been removed. as well as system32\rundll32.exe... How can they be retrieved when no file opens and the system restore will not work.

  Original title:. Nothing works.

  All my .exe files have been removed. as well as system32\rundll32.exe... How can they be retrieved when no file opens and the system restore will not work. I can't install a fixit program or run anything at all.

  Safe mode?

  Looks like you have a virus/trojan/worm infection pretty good...

  Actually, even if you get executables run again - you can be (read as "will be") better off the coast of a new facility.  Wipe and install media with your product key and other serial numbers and installation for other products media you own and restore your last recognized reliable backup for your files.

• Picked up a virus and the system restore but now used when logged on obtaining a C:\windows\system32\rundll32.exe message trying to access some of the programs? Help!

  Part using the computer seems to have picked up a virus. Another person signed and restore the system. That seems to have stopped virus but when the person initially tries to use their sign on happens c\windows\system32\rundll32.exe message when it tries to access some programs (check mcafee, visit the center of security etc.) when you try to open some programs on the main screen, it says "choose program to open this file" mcagent.exe.   Any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  It seems that the virus is not completely removed. I suggest that refer you the link to retrieve the computer of infection and check if it helps.

  Computer viruses: description, prevention, and recovery

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/129972

  Let us know if it helps.

• I've removed "windows xp recovery" the virus from my system. But my system is not the same

  I caught the virus last Sunday. I managed to remove the virus, but all change my desktop the start option, so I'd like to restore before the virus hit my system. But when I chose the date to do a restore then click Next anything happen. Anyway to do this restore

  Hi GuyLeblanc,

  You will need to update your antivirus and run a full scan of the system in safe mode, until you see that your system has no infection found. What exactly is 'everything changed' you are not able to open all files or updated page or?

  Download a-squared malware-bytes: http://malwarebytes.org/ and run a scan.

  Once your system is virus-free, your desktop and eerything should be normal. It is likely that you are not able to open exe files open with dialog box:

  You will need to rename regedit.exe to regedit.com (my computer-> tools-> option-> view file-> remove tickmark to "Hide extension for known file types"-> ok-now right click on local disk C:\WINDOWS\ online search of regedit.exe rename regedit.com).

  Then click on Start-> Run Type &-> Regedit-> ok.

  Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes\Exefile\Shell\Open\Command
  (you will have to press on + to achieve order)

  Now, double-click default slot right windows and then change the value in this box for '%1' % *.

  Repeat the same for HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Exefile\Shell\Open\Command

  Close regedit, restart your pc and check if its working.

  You can also check: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310585

  I hope this helps.

• I have several virus

  I have several viruses, worms, etc., and I have Norton... it doesn't catch them. I need something to get them off of my computer. I am running Vista with Windows

  Please download the free version of Malwarebytes.
  Update immediately.
  Do a full scan of the system
  Let us know the results at the end.

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products