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Browse All TopicsA popup named Resident Shoeld Alert with several file names keep poping up for a user we have here. They do not click on any of the choices, but just close it. I have AVG free 8 running on the XP computer.
What can I do to clean this before it install anything else.
Thanks in adcance.
DarrellK
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by: David-HowardPosted on 2009-01-20 at 14:56:03ID: 23425254
I recommend downloading and updating malwarebytes. rams.php gtutorial. php r.com/comb ofix/how-t o-use-comb ofix
You can get it free from www.malwarebytes.org
Once updated, reboot into Safe Mode (F8 at startup) and run a scan.
You should do this with your current antivirus product as well.
You may also need to download and run HiJackThis from
http://www.merijn.org/prog
Once you run the utility save the log file.
You can post it for free analysis here or at
www.hijackthis.de
You are primarily looking for items marked with red X's.
You can get a brief overview of Hijackthis here:
http://www.merijn.org/htlo
If the above steps fail to remove the threat,
you may need to download and run Combofix.
The free download and directions can be located here.
http://www.bleepingcompute
As noted in the directions, prior to running Combofix or any other anti-malware/anti-virus application please stop your anti-virus and anti-malware programs. Combofix should be saved to and run from your desktop.
You should rename the anti-malware suites to a different name prior to downloading as some threats can prevent them from running with their default names.
David