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Posted by =?Utf-8?B?VGV4YXNK?= on January 25, 2006, 1:26 pm
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"Thunderbird" wrote:
> Unforntunately,
>
> Download.Trojan is kind of a generic virus name from Symantec. So if you
> could provide the names of the files it detects as a virus it would be
> helpfull. There are a couple of things you can do to help delete these files:
>
> More than likely, these files are being run by a service or are being
> started by the windows explorer process. You can try and do a couple of
> things. The first is try using a "startup" script to delete the files. I
> have ues startup scripts before to delete files that could not be deleted
> otherwise. You can also try a tool called "Killbox.exe" You can use killbox
> to delete files you otherwise could not delete.
>
> If you know how to read through the logs, Hijackthis is an excellent tool to
> see what registry entries are being effected by virus' / spyware
>
> "TexasJ" wrote:
>
> > I have the Download.Trojan on my computer and am unable to delete the files
> > that are infected and detected by Noton scans. The six files that are
> > infected have .dll extensions and are all in the Windows/System32 folder.
> > Norton can't delete the files in safe mode so I follow their directions to
> > restart and manually delete them, but I can't find the files to delete them.
> > The files do not appear in the directory, and searches fail to find them.
> > I've tried revealing hidden files but no luck with that either. I've
> > exhausted all the help provided by Semantec with regard to removing this
> > trojan. Quite frustrating. Any help would be appreciated.
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