KB890830 Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool - v3.21 arrives at c:windows\system32\EhstorShell.dll and stops (gel).
I try to run the version of July of the software removal tool KB890830 windows malware - v3.21 and gets c:windows\system32\EhstorShell.dll and stops (gel). Is malware or virus? The computer says I need permission to remove and will not delete what I can do?
Hello
Try the methods and check if that helps
Method 1:
Firstly uninstall the malicious Update Removal Tool KB890830 completely from your computer. To uninstall the update follow the link below.
Remove an update
http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/remove-an-update
Method 2:
Once you have uninstalled the update do Windows Update (with the exception mentioned) to your computer and check if the updates with the exception of the above mentioned are installed and applied without any problem.
Install Windows updates
http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/install-Windows-updates
Method 3:
Restart the computer after installing the updates and check if the computer works fine. Now install the malicious Removal Tool KB890830 update and what's happening. Try to install the stand-alone package for the same thing. Follow the link to download the standalone pack for the same thing.
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