I believe Trend Micro has an onlilne virus scanner called Housecall, and it's free. Otherwise, I'd recommend AVG (AVG Antivirus and Security Software - Virus Protection | Home and Business)

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I always end up reformatting. I can never fully trust a virus scan to remove a virus. That's just me. But there is really good software out there. I recommend Home Computer Security - Kaspersky Lab United States

You may want to try Malwarebytes. It helped me to remove a bunch of malicious spywares that even "mainstream" anti-spyware software weren't able to detect.

I use AVG (the free version), AdAware, MalwareBytes and Trend Micro. Regularly. It's just kind of one of the hazards of the job that you're going to come into contact with malware and spyware so I just do regular scans with all of the above and that helps keep things running smoothly. Most of the time.

(Watch: now that I've posted this I'll get him with some monster computer issue that nobody has ever seen before!)

I use Prevx - PC and Internet Security for Home & Families, Businesses, Enterprises, Banks, Financial, eCommerce, and their customers. and have not been infected by a virus since.

Hope that Helps,
Good Luck!
Michael

I use AVG free. Keep it updated. Scan once a day. I haven't had any problems so far other that it can slow my system down during start up and scanning.

It happened to me about a week or so ago, and I went to Google and did a search for the name of the virus that kept attacking me and I found a forum that had instructions for getting rid of the one attacking my computer as well as all of the latest viruses.

In my case, the virus which was called antivirus soft would take over as soon as I signed on! So I had to use another computer to troubleshoot. Using their instructions, I was able to kill the process long enough to run malwarebytes, which got rid of it permanently.

Needless to say, this forum was very helpful! Here is the link:
Antivirus Protection Forums

I use www.bitdefender.com and it is pretty good

I use Avast, pretty good. further more, I use Opera as browser. It is less popular, but I guess it is less popular to be targeted by virus too.


david

If your computer has been infected with a virus, particularly any of the latest, "Backdoor Trojan / Rootkits" none of the standard virus software applications will work alone. In some cases, running them only worsens the problem/issues/symptoms because the Root Kits are programmed to morph into destruct computer mode when they detect certain activities such as:

ctrl - alt -del
Control panel access
Restore Point access
Virus scans access
User attempts to access browser
User attempts to searching using Google

The latest Root kits are specifically designed to disable:

Windows Restore Point (completely)
Virus scans from completing a full run
Installation of new virus scan software applications

These Root Kits are also designed to stealthy camouflage the offending .exe files (key loggers, and other executables they have installed on your computer) and to permanently redirect your browsers.

That being said, if you want to avoid reformatting your hard drive, go to: NEW INSTRUCTIONS - Read This Before Posting For Malware Removal Help - Tech Support Forum There is no charge for the service.

You will need to create a profile which includes your OS and service packs and then start a thread advising the analyst of your symptoms and problems and any other pertinent information. Thoroughly read the instructions they provide and follow them to the letter.

After your machine is clean, install Comodo Anti Virus, Comodo Time Machine, SpyBot and Malwarebytes.

All of the above programs have free versions.

The Comodo Time machine is one of the few restore points applications on the market that cannot be defeated by the stealthy destructive Root Kits. And as far as Comodo goes, once you install it and learn how it protects your machine, you'll never have a problem with viruses, malware or Trojans again.

Unless of course, you love corn... I mean porn

Giles, the Crew Chief

If your system have to lost any file so that can be possible this problem, Otherwise you cant install your anti virus having new setup. So I think you should have to reinstall your having a anti virus new setup. If you want to new anti virus so i would like ti first prefer Avast,

That's because it's not a virus...it's a utility suite by Microsoft.

Windows Sysinternals: Documentation, downloads and additional resources

Where did you get the info from that this is a virus?

get hold of a copy of

1) panda antivirus - its cloud based so you dont need to get updates
2) malwarebytes - anti spyware/addon software

i have found that running two or three anti virus' is the best way to keep the pc free of niggles

sometimes typing the symptons (problems the virus is causing in your PC) in google will give you the right solution

Hope it helps

i don't know what kind of virus you're facing with.. whether it spyware, or redirect virus or hacker or any kind of virus.. i can suggest some kind of way to fix it.. but it's up to you to find the best solution. TQ

security essentials by microsoft. totally awesome!

Many people are recommending virus protection programs. If the virus severe you will probably have to wipe your computer clean before it takes over completely. Contact a computer repair shop and get a estimate. It usually is $100.

Hello,

I suggest you to scan your system using Advanced System Protector. it will surely remove any type of malware infection present on your pc.

Install f-secure and scan,

I recently got the FBI Virus and it is nasty. had to reformat. that suuucked

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