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Posted by Steven Platt on January 3, 2006, 3:02 pm
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security settings and re-registered wintrust.dll (et al) and the thing
started working. After all that crap MS Anti-Spyware reported nothing after
a full scan. I guess I did okay with the other software.
-Steven-
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> | I fought with spyaxe and zlob and got them removed. SAV doesn't report
> any
> | infections and there doesn't seem to be any malicious software running.
> I
> | have ran an assortment of programs to remove the malware including
> Rootkit
> | Revealer, Auto-Runs, HijackThis etc... I can't get MS Anti-Spyware to
> | install ... I get errors on installation about dll's not being able to
> | register. Some of the dll's are GCCollection.dll,
> gcAntiSpywareLibrary.dll
> | etc... I look at the error logs of MS Anti-Spyware and I get errors
> about
> | "ActiveX component can't create object" and "gcasDtServ not Authorized."
> I
> | have tried to register the dll's manually and I still get the same
> "unable
> | to register" error. I really want to install and run MS Anti-Spyware as
> it
> | has been good to me in the past. Is there anyone that can help? TIA.
> |
> | -Steven-
> |
>
> I suggest posting your problem in one of the MS AS News Groups such as...
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> news://privatenews.microsoft.com/microsoft.private.security.spyware.install
>
> To access the group you need to authenticate using...
>
> User Name: privatenews\spyware
> Password: spyware
>
>
> --
> Dave
> http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html
> http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm
>
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