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• Satellite C50 - A - 17 d does not (malware attack)

  My laptop has given an error message 'malware attack"and turned off. After the reboot it shows a clear screen with no icons / tiles?

  Hello

  Are you using the original Win8 64 bits that you got with your machine?

• Popup: Message from Web page, your computer is in danger of malware attack... _

  Popup: Message of the webpage your computer is in danger of malware attack...

  I would like to know the name of this diversion, so I can see if it is listed in the malicious software removal tool.

  DO NOT CLICK ANYTHING!
  This is a very common scam that says that your computer is infected with malware
  If you click on anything it will infect you with red antivirus
  to stop it press Ctrl + SHIFT + ESC to start Task Manager. Then, go to the processes tab and finish something named iexplore.exe or firefox.exe.
  This will force all internet browsers close then open them again and do not restore your browsing session

• latest malware attack? What should I do to protect my computer?

  Does anyone have suggestions in how to protect computers of this latest attack from malware which claims the FBI will prevent computers access to the internet?

  You are being confused by the reports. This isn't an attack "later." It's called malware that has been around for centuries. The reason why the FBI is blocking so he knows are infected the computer. The malware redirects an infected PC to a site to know that the FBI is now in control. If you are infected and that your computer is you redirecting it is the only time where you have to worry about this particular malware. Otherwise, if you already have an antivirus and anti-malware software programs in place, you should be fine.

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• Message update\update.exe is not a valid file because the computer has been infected from malware attacks

  Original title: update\update.exe message is not a valid file when tried to install IE8 KB2744842 patch

  I got this virus live Platinum security.  I think about Microsoft bulletin as CVE - 2012 - 4969 Backdoor: Win 32/Poison.BR supposedly he is gone now with PC Tools Spyware Doctor with antivirus.  I can no longer get critical updates to www.update.microsoft.com and cannot go there and get either them.  I have automatic updates turn on my computer, but when I go to the update site, it asks me to turn on the automatic updates, but doesn't change from red to green.  If I click on the express, it gives me a message there is a problem with the web page.  I have read some solutions and typed in will looking for three files like BIT and update, but the only one listed was the workstation.  I did some research and found the servers to Windows IE8 patch KB2744842 and downloaded and when I tried to install it, he unpacked himself and then ran, and then I got the message saying that update\update is not a valid Win 32 application.  I searched this file and found it was created on 20/09/2012, the same day I had the terrible malware and under properties, it is called configuration of Windows Service Pack, the version of the 6.3.0004.1 built by: dnsrv, internal name update.exe, English, original name: update.exe on my computer, it is C:\\bb5d6cfc84bf6a13dde9b006.update

  Try to solve this problem cost me $230 plus the cost of PCTools Spyware.  I called a number to the www.spywarehelpcenter.com to support when I was having trouble installing the PCTools in safemode and said Malwarebytes Pro was much better and used by companies and he said he gave me $150 off so it cost me one once charge $50 and there is no renewal and sold me a one year $ 180 contract to remove the virus and the development of my computer.  He had insisted on it going remotely and showed me all these errors.   I think that I made a mistake to trust him.  Two technicians have worked on my computer remotely on two different days without a firewall and installed Malwarebytes Pro three times because it kept to give a message of corruption, and it is that when I pointed out to them there is no firewall that was added by a sort of sharedaccess.reg problem is I can't get and install the critical updates.  I trust a third time to do things?  They have deleted quite a few programs.  I think that maybe the problem is that they were not aware of the fixit patch and the full patch to IE8.  I run Windows XP Professional and probably should upgrade to Windows 7 in the near future.

  I should add that a few days before that happened, I noticed that if I went in sysedit, the config.sys and autoexec.bat files windows were empty.   My computer has always competed, but it seemed very slowly.  I could not find a solution for this and read that you don't really need these files.  I have the original operating system disk and has been reading how to install it, but only for the repair by pressing 'r' and let it repair missing files.   So I don't know what to do.  Any advice?  I am so tired of this, but still have hope to operate correctly.

  Hi Catnip009,

  Follow the suggestions below for a possible solution:

  Method 1: I suggest you to download and make a bootable CD or USB to Windows Defender in offline mode, and then run the tool.

  For more information, see the following articles:

  What is Windows Defender in offline mode?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/what-is-Windows-Defender-offline

   

  Windows Defender Offline: Frequently asked questions

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Windows-Defender-offline-FAQ

  Method 2: If you still experience the problem, and then run Microsoft Fixit, that might help us diagnose the problem better.

  The problem with Microsoft Windows Update is not working

  http://support.Microsoft.com/mats/windows_update/

  Let us know if that helps.

• Malware attack of the script on the Web site

  Hello

  I'm a Web Designer and one of my sites was hacked recently, although the site is now clean I am concerned about malware that may have been installed on the PC of the user of the site with my own PC. The pirate has placed a script on the homepage which has opened a small iframe which connected to a website - I think THAT THIS WEBSITE IS DISTRIBUTING MALWARE OF SOME SORT so don't VISIT IT UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU're DOING - feedfaster (dot) com.

  I have not noticed any problems with my PC, but one of the users of the Web site contacted us because he was afraid. He told me he worked in internet security and that the site had installed a "backdoor" on his PC. He also said 'It was a very clever attack signature that is not captured by AVG, Sbybot or MalwareBytes' and only there because of what he was going to 'trash his PC. He told me that the script has been targeted to computers running windows and Internet Explore or firefox.

  I visited the site myself at the time the script was there and you click on ignore the warnings I got from my browser (as I tried to see what was going on on the site), so if there is a malware problem, I'm sure it will be on my PC. Today, I run the Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (Jan 2012) and also scan of Microsoft Security 1.0.3001.0 (which I downloaded today) and none of them found no problems. I also ran a scan complete wth AVG which found nothing either.

  Anyone would be able to tell me if these 2 tools of Microsoft detects the malware distributed by feedfaster if she was there and if not will be updated tools to detect in the near future?

  Any help or advice on this would be greatly appreciated.

  Mike

  Hi Mike,.

  If you think that your computer is still infected with a virus, try following the steps 1 and 2 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

• Missing links after a Malware attack

  XP Pro, IE8, OE6

  My old father-in-law of 94 is suspected of by clicking on a link in an email from "Solutions from PC" he received as bait the reader with 'If you can't read this email, click here', followed by the Pandemonium, then ends by "we can fix your computer for $79, just click here.  Fortunately, it has not executed this last step ($$). It won't just admit it. In any case...

  MSE has completely failed me. I've since returned to Malwarebytes online malware protection. So to make a long story short... the office photo disappeared (only in blue BSOD), programs in the start folder Menu was completely empty (but because the programs were all still there in Program Files), administration tools and accessories were empty and the system restore didn't work. The malware "System Check" was bad. Malwarebytes would not work. I scanned with MSE and cleaned up the bad guys (AFTER infection :-(), deleted and reinstalled Malwarebytes and it ran, but the damage was done. I ran SDFix and it was clean and then displayed. Bringing more hidden links, but not all. System Restore worked now but I had to fire through the window RUN (no links anywhere). But the old restore files have apparently been corrupted and none would complement a restore (get about 1/2 way on the progress bar, then quickly complete 100% restart and then "unable to finish restoration".  Internet has never stopped working, if it's not the kicker. First time I had seen that happen with a coup of malware. Usually, at least a proxy is checked, if not a winsock problem.

  Everything works now, but I'm missing a bunch of links again and I was wondering how to recover them, short of a repair installation. Adminstrative Tools is empty, both record programs and in the control panel. Many start/program Menu folders are still empty, entertainment is empty, Sytem Tools contains only the IE link (no add-on), and root C contains three records of recycler (recycler, recycle (2) and Recyler (3).) I don't know what these are, but they each contain a couple of folders that contain application files names you see in the registry as "S23984q32098u3948234" - I made this one.

  Could / should I copy the links from my computer (both XP Pro) and hope this works if their paths are the same? Are there certain keys regsitry that I need to change/remove?

  Any suggestion would be great. Thank you

  Hello

  I suggest you perform a repair or upgrade installation on site of the Windows XP operating system. See the following articles on the necessary guidelines which must be followed before upgrade on site.

  How to perform a repair of Windows XP installation, if a later version of Internet Explorer is installed?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/917964

  How to perform an upgrade on the spot (reinstallation) of Windows XP?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/978788

  NOTE: Make sure that you back up the data you want on the computer before you perform this task.

  Once the installation is finished, you can see the following article on how to reinstall Internet Explorer.

  How to reinstall or repair Internet Explorer in Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/318378

• Vista system restore question after malware attack

  Hello.  My wife's computer has been attacked by malware.  It all hid on the desktop and the start menu as well as all his personal files, has launched a large number of pop-up windows - up with fake error messages and then prompted to pay an unknown technical support source.  I used the Vista system restore to restore the system to a few days before the attack.  According to the instructions of Windows help, the system restore should not affect his personal files.  I was hoping that his files would be present again after the restore, but they are still missing.  The malware seems to have disappeared now.  Any suggestions on where its files can be located or what measures you need a professional to get back them?

  Hello

  You may also still have some malware installed.

  Read the information on the link provided (Section 19 and 21) on the way to "unmask" data and Start Menu as a few skins of Malware.

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

  While you're there, it would be a good idea to follow in their footsteps of malware removal to ensure that your system is clean.

  This is a very good general Malware cleaning page there.

  See you soon.

• Cannot get Equium L40-10 X work after malware attack

  Hi, I'm new here.

  Only the portable computer satellite 1 week and it is infected by malicious software. Norton Internet Security has been enabled and up-to-date, but alas the worms won. It displays the message "Windows Explorer has stopped working" during attempts to start. Curiously, although the recording of AntiVirGear v3.7 message works perfectly.
  I have tried to format the C: partition, run all Safe Mode options, install Win Vista and install XP, CD recovery, BIOS settings, Windows repair and of course my old friend MSDOS.

  I removed the hard drive to 120 GB (3 sheets) and tried to pop in the modular Bay with my trusty so I could do as I didn't like another drive, bootable to harvest my files on the E: partition, then put the thing in shape. But the pins are different, although the disks are the same size. So basically I'm stuck with a PC deadish no fault of Toshiba, MS or anyone...

  Except the disbelievers AntiVirGear v3.7 programming which will gladly release my yoke of its channels referred that I give them my credit card information (if they have not already snatch that). If I do that it will be the beginning of "more than a purchase" and which will probably end my misery... So if anyone here can help, I have the hammer and the screwdriver ready.

  I went to Norton Support and they told me to try things I've already tried. And then they left, "contact MS. MS does not support OEM versions, so here I am.

  Please have a think on this subject.

  Thanks for listening.

  Hey Buddy,

  man, this REALLY seems to... REALLY strange.

  Therefore, to better understand:

  You have malware on your system (c :) drive), you want a system that works? Right? But you first want to sure some of your data?

  OK, it would be preferable to seize your hard drive, go to the following electronic market and then buy a USB - HDD enclosure. But first check if the pins did (which was the idea of taking your car to the market to verify THIS).

  Connect the USB - HDD to your system to another, copy your files, and then delete the ENTIRE disk. It would be best to try this CD to format and repartition your drive:
  www.UBCD4Win.com

  Then after you completely remove all partitions, you can drive your recovery and recover a system that works.

  Welcome them

• Scheduler of tasks, possible malware attack vector

  I noticed that more and more PC I clean have tasks in Task Scheduler that point to malicious sites.
   
  I see also a few comments of MSE responses stating the same thing.
   
  This might be a reason why some of the software malicious guard re-appearance.
   
  A good thing to check.

  Looks like this may be a new variant or simply a recovery of what follows from late October last.

  Loves of malware Windows Task Scheduler

  http://www.InfoWorld.com/t/malware/malware-loves-Windows-Task-Scheduler-177047

  This particular variant seems to occur more with Windows XP, it can only be the used exploit either has no collateral to the Task Scheduler on later versions of Windows, or it was not just written correctly to work on it.

  Rob

• Receive the error message to the Web site of the possible malware attack

  which is: http://374cfb3.f1c5.net/vguard/?fe6c4b=wggwbl&a2987=mmlhahahwx&4cd=mlgwmqfwgx&6=2

  I get this error message:

  http://374cfb3.f1c5.NET/VGUARD/?fe6c4b=wggwbl&A2987=mmlhahahwx&4CD=mlgwmqfwgx&6=2

  My scan said I have no problem, but I get this warning and I'm closed down you know why?

  It started when I bought AVG Security.

  It is always sensible in this situation to achieve a malware check

  Download and install Malwarebytes (free version for individuals only), updated definitions and run in safe mode. Disable other security software while you do the analyses.

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/

  Download and run SuperAntiSpyware (Free Edition)

  http://www.SUPERAntiSpyware.com/download.html

  Your problem might be an orphan entry caused by the incomplete elimination of malware.

  To identify what loads when you start using Autoruns (freeware from Microsoft).

  http://www.Microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/ProcessesAndThreads/Autoruns.mspx

  With Autoruns, you can deselect an item which disables startup, or you can click with the right button on an item, then remove it. If you clear the check box that you can check back for re - activate the element. It is an approach much safer than editing the registry and better than using msconfig.

  Another useful feature of the program is that you can click with the right button on an item and select search online to get information about the selected item.

• The most recent Web pages I try open get diverted to an unknown gaming site and I suspect a malware attack and you're wondering how to get rid of

  ON both my iPad 2 AIR and iPhone 5 c when I try and open several usual links on browsers like Safari or Chrome, it brings me to a funny link instead.

  Check the DNS in your network settings. It should be automatic. (DHCP)

  Also, have you recently installed an app with a profile? If so, see How to remove an application that has a configuration on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch - Apple Support profile to find out how to remove it.

• WARNING VIRUS OR MALWARE ATTACK MAC

  Today (17/04/16) I received an email from a close friend. The email said «Could not download the entire message click here» Thinking it was a legitimate email from my friend, I clicked on the link. Thus my email from Apple began to pass a message similar to everyone in my Contacts (of hundreds of them). Less than 15 minutes, he began to send a second series of recessed virus emails. I wound up my system and rebooted my Mac. I have to do something else to remove this infection by the virus if she lies still after restarting my MAC?  Apple seeks to any software warning or deviation in the IOS to prevent this happening again? Thank you.

  Run etrecheck from http://www.etrecheck.com/download and see what is running on your Mac.

• Possible malware attack of XP.

  my system has been taken over by something called XP repair and started scanning my computer. Now, I see nothing in the programs, the ducuments or images. Even IE 7 has disappeared. I tried to run the system restore, but it won't work either now. Can someone please help?

  You will need a portable hard drive (one of those USB thumb drives will suffice).

  Instructions for the removal of the "XP Repair" can be found here:

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

  Be sure to scroll up to where it says:

  Repair Windows XP remove (uninstall Guide)

  Posted by Grinler June 17, 2011 @ 19:19 · Views: 10 890

  (You do NOT want to download the advertised program Spyware Doctor!)

• Reinstall the drivers c3180 after malware attack

  My desktop computer running Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit has been affected by malicious software that does not appear to have an impact on my Photosmart C3180 all-in-One. I run the HP Solution Center and get this screen:

  

  When I clicked on the link to update Flash Player, I received this warning from my antivirus program:

  

  After the execution of analyses, the workarounds and suggested corrections, I finally just uninstall HP and Flash Player and try the road to reinstall both from scratch.

  Having a problem reinstalling the drivers of HP. I go as far as this screen with the full range of HP and then stop:

  

  Then I tried just for the C3180 Photosmart basic drivers but I have a warning saying that my OS is not supported, even if I downloaded the drivers for Windows 7 64-bit.

  Any suggestion would be appreciated.

  I'll give it a go and let you know if it succeeds. In the meantime I use MS Paint for scanning and the work of the printing option. Comes to be done without the HP Solution Center. Thank you