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Viruses getting past nav, spybot, adaware etc.

Asked by hardstarburst in Networking Security Vulnerabilities

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Today's problem de jour would be some type of virus that keeps changing my home page to some sex-obcessed "search page" with a bunch of links; the url bar has just about:blank in it. Other symptoms include: NAV 2002 with the latest defs finds no virus, then I did an online scan with trend housecall and it found 31 viruses, could not delete them all. restart win xp to safe w/networking, now whatever it is prevents me from downloading the virus scan engine and pattern (.asp extension) so I can scan again, it shuts internet explorer down every time I try, ad-aware finds nothing, spybot finds always just 1 file; "redirected host-auto search.msn.com=213.159.117.235"
I can't seem to delete this little redirector thing. And the popups keep coming. wWhatever this (or these) viruses is doing, it's getting past updated spybot & adaware & nav 2002. Seems that the viruses are getting worse. Anyone have any Ideas, or recommend a online scan/repair ??   thanksView the Solution FREE for 30 Days
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