oh, as far as running on all the computers at once from a central server, this is not really feasible as you really want to be scanning memory and low-level system files as well seeing as you are already infected. I know it's very time consuming but thats the way it goes sometimes! next time hopefully you are better protected.
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by: vague_hitPosted on 2009-04-25 at 09:40:20ID: 24232651
hi there
ntent/en/u s/global/r emoval_too l/ threat_w riteups/Fi xDwndp.exe
g/mbam.php
download this program on a non-infected computer onto a USB disk and run it on each of the computers
http://www.symantec.com/co
Also download the anti-malware software from Malwarebytes and run it on each pc to be extra safe. You only need the trial version.
http://www.malwarebytes.or
Together these two tools will clean the computers thoroughly. As a preventative measure, it may be worth investing in the version of malwarebytes' program that stays resident in memory. What antivirus software is currently deployed across your network? I would recommend investing in the corporate version of McAfee or in Kaspersky, which has always done a good job of protecting my PCs.