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yournamehere · 12-31-2008, 12:23 PM

All the above have provided good answers. For anyone stuck with a trojan that just won't go away, I'd suggest you visit Geeks to Go. Before you do, though, download Hijack This (just Google it - it's free and readily available) and run it; then start a new thread in the appropriate forum along with an explanation of your problem, and post the HJT log file.

I had a Trojan.Vundo and MS Juan Malware.Trace on my computer, and nothing would get rid of them. It was awful - every time I opened my browser, it would open two or three other windows. The first time I ran Malwarebytes, it found 20 infected files. No matter what I did, there were always two infected files. These guys finally fixed it. When you post a thread, one of their experts will work with you personally until the problem is resolved. Now my computer is as clean as it's ever been - and very well protected now (Goodbye, IE; it's Firefox w/ AdBlock from now on)).

Oh - and it's free, although they appreciate donations (who doesn't?).

BTW - I think I got the trojans from an 'imagevenue-type' site with a .cx domain name.
Just for future reference. Stay away from those Christmas Island domains. Should've known better from the goatse days!!!!!

12-31-2008, 12:23 PM	#13 (permalink)
yournamehere Invisible Location: tentative, at best	All the above have provided good answers. For anyone stuck with a trojan that just won't go away, I'd suggest you visit Geeks to Go. Before you do, though, download Hijack This (just Google it - it's free and readily available) and run it; then start a new thread in the appropriate forum along with an explanation of your problem, and post the HJT log file. I had a Trojan.Vundo and MS Juan Malware.Trace on my computer, and nothing would get rid of them. It was awful - every time I opened my browser, it would open two or three other windows. The first time I ran Malwarebytes, it found 20 infected files. No matter what I did, there were always two infected files. These guys finally fixed it. When you post a thread, one of their experts will work with you personally until the problem is resolved. Now my computer is as clean as it's ever been - and very well protected now (Goodbye, IE; it's Firefox w/ AdBlock from now on)). Oh - and it's free, although they appreciate donations (who doesn't?). BTW - I think I got the trojans from an 'imagevenue-type' site with a .cx domain name. Just for future reference. Stay away from those Christmas Island domains. Should've known better from the goatse days!!!!! __________________ If you want to avoid 95% of internet spelling errors: "If your ridiculous pants are too loose, you're definitely going to lose them. Tell your two loser friends over there that they're going to lose theirs, too." It won't hurt your fashion sense, either. Last edited by yournamehere; 12-31-2008 at 12:35 PM..