Help needed.. Please advice to remove win32/heur.

• Maurince

  19 Feb 09, 00:08

  Hello to all expert.. Please advice me how can i remove Trojan win32/Heur? AVG keep prompting me the alerts.. Thank you in advance for the help..

• Herzog_Zwei

  19 Feb 09, 00:50

  You might have to read up the AVG forums for the answer.

• LatecomerX

  19 Feb 09, 03:44

  http://www.techspot.com/vb/topic105822.html

  That guy recommended MBAM too. Seems like it will be quite some time before ditzy's head get chopped. 

  Anyway, once you have installed and run a full scan with MBAM, let us know how it goes.

   

• Maurince

  19 Feb 09, 08:44

  Thanx LatecomerX.. I have run the Malwarebytes and few Trojan's are detected and removed.. But AVG8 still has the same problem of alerting me of the Trojans.. I have tried a few Malware but result same.. Really troubled now..

• LatecomerX

  19 Feb 09, 20:55

  Hmm...can you post a HijackThis log of your system?

  http://sgforums.com/forums/2250/topics/298582

   

• kenn3th

  19 Feb 09, 20:57

  Latecomerx, i will not/ cannot be advising malware issues from now onwards till i graduate from Malware Removal University. :) just to inform you.

• LatecomerX

  19 Feb 09, 21:44

  Originally posted by kenn3th:

  Latecomerx, i will not/ cannot be advising malware issues from now onwards till i graduate from Malware Removal University. :) just to inform you.

  

• Maurince

  19 Feb 09, 22:12

  Now im running Kaspersky Anti-Virus.. 38% checked.. 1669 files infected.. Omg.. This Trojan is a killer.. Hopes it can remove all the affected files..

• Maurince

  20 Feb 09, 09:25

  Please help.. Status: Alert Red.. After completing the scan using Kaspersky, it promted me to reboot system.. Then after reboot is done, Windows promted me to enter Admin password which i had never previously set it before.. Now i cannot log in to computer liao.. Anybody can advice the default password or to bypass the log in section?

  Password tried: Blank, Admin, Password, Windows, Domain, Manager, Administrator..

• starExcaliblur

  21 Feb 09, 09:09

  Which version of windows are you using? XP or Vista? You may try the following suggestions 1. Try using password recovery tools: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/tp/passrecovery.htm 2. Do a windows installation repair using your windows setup disk. Windows installation repair will overwrite your windows registry settings, windows system files, files in C:\windows 3. Format harddisk and reinstall windows (last resort as all data in your harddisk will be lost including the trojan / virus)
• Maurince

  23 Feb 09, 10:25

  Which version of windows are you using? XP or Vista?

  You may try the following suggestions

  1. Try using password recovery tools:
  http://pcsupport.about.com/od/toolsofthetrade/t…

  Ans: I would try this tonite once i get home. Hope it works.. Thanks for the tip.

  2. Do a windows installation repair using your windows setup disk. Windows installation repair will overwrite your windows registry settings, windows system files, files in C:\windows

  Ans: Bought it from a friend.. No boot disk.. *sigh*

  3. Format harddisk and reinstall windows (last resort as all data in your harddisk will be lost including the trojan / virus)

  Ans: Worst case scenario, hope i would reach this stage.. Hee..