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  1. crunchie
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    Inactive Bloodhound.Exploit.81, Bad_Boy.1049, Adware.180Solutions,

    Certainly, although I prefer to either do it from within the program, or through msconfig.
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/23 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  2. crunchie
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    Active WinXP Malware/Virus, Auto Rebooting

    Hi and welcome :). First up, you need to follow the instructions found here and post the logs. Also, MBA-M definitions need updating, so do...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/23 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  3. crunchie
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    Inactive Loud Fan, Slow Computer, Possible Virus

    Hi and welcome :). When was the last time you cleaned out the vents on the laptops? Are the two networked together? == The formatting...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  4. crunchie
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    When was the last time you cleaned your computer?

    Try to do mine at least monthly. Place I live is a dust hole.
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: PC Hardware
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    Inactive how to remove W32.Slugin.A

    If it were my computer with that much activity on it, I would be doing a fresh install, to be honest. Because you have so many legitimate...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  6. crunchie
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    Inactive Bloodhound.Exploit.81, Bad_Boy.1049, Adware.180Solutions,

    I would go with either Avast or Avira, or Comodo if you want a firewall too. You may see a response improvement too, as Norton is notoriously...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  7. crunchie
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    Inactive Bloodhound.Exploit.81, Bad_Boy.1049, Adware.180Solutions,

    Not confident it is ok to be online with Norton enabled :p. Should be fine as long as it was just the scan happening. Kaspersky lo is clean....
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  8. crunchie
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    Solved 0x7c91b21a error on OASRV program

    No worries :)
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  9. crunchie
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    Inactive Bloodhound.Exploit.81, Bad_Boy.1049, Adware.180Solutions,

    Please download OTC by OldTimer: Save it to your Desktop. Double click OTC.exe. Click the CleanUp! button. If you are prompted to Reboot...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  10. crunchie
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    Active Antivirus detect but can't remove

    AV's can use heuristic scanning which will reveal suspicious activity, possibly without having the means to do anything about it. Alerting you to...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  11. crunchie
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    Inactive Bloodhound.Exploit.81, Bad_Boy.1049, Adware.180Solutions,

    Try doing it this way; ComboFix /u Let me know.
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  12. crunchie
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    Inactive Google redirect and other random pop-ups

    Go to Start and then type cmd in the Start Search box. Right click on the cmd then click Run as administrator. You may have to type in your...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/22 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  13. crunchie
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    Inactive how to remove W32.Slugin.A

    Seeing how Kaspersky does not have any removal options, can you please go here and use the F-Secure scanner. It should be able to pick up those...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/21 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  14. crunchie
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    Solved 0x7c91b21a error on OASRV program

    I tried Online Armor myself a while ago and had problems with it hogging my bandwidth. Changed to Comodo and only had one problem since, which was...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/21 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  15. crunchie
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    Inactive Bloodhound.Exploit.81, Bad_Boy.1049, Adware.180Solutions,

    Never seen that before. Is it typed in exactly as instructed?
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/21 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  16. crunchie
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    Inactive Google redirect and other random pop-ups

    It could be caused by a virus. See if you can complete one of these; Please Run the ESET Online Scanner and post the ScanLog with your post...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/21 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  17. crunchie
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    Inactive Bloodhound.Exploit.81, Bad_Boy.1049, Adware.180Solutions,

    Try this instead; Please Run the ESET Online Scanner and post the ScanLog with your post for assistance. You will need to use Internet...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/21 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  18. crunchie
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    Solved 0x7c91b21a error on OASRV program

    Ok. I didn't realise one could turn off the different modules. It must be similar to the Comodo suite. That being the case. I would probably opt...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/21 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
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    Active Google Redirect Malware

    Try re-installing the sound driver. Something may have corrupted it along the way.
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/21 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
  20. crunchie
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    Inactive Bloodhound.Exploit.81, Bad_Boy.1049, Adware.180Solutions,

    Hi. First thing I will say is that it is a no-no to run Combofix without receiving direction from someone with knowledge of it's use. Combofix...
    Post by: crunchie, 2010/01/21 in forum: Malware and Virus Removal Archive
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