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They both require some input. I think smitfraud requires a little more, only because it has a few more options that you can do.
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They both require some input. I think smitfraud requires a little more, only because it has a few more options that you can do.

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is there a program that i can run without user input?<br />

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is there a program that i can run without user input?


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I def agree with frosty abt malwarebytes.<br />
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When u say no user input, does that mean u are trying to scan this machine or a group of machines remotely?
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I def agree with frosty abt malwarebytes.

When u say no user input, does that mean u are trying to scan this machine or a group of machines remotely?

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Yes, via remote connection. Thank you.
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I want to &quot;wake&quot; a computer, run a cleanup program and then do a shutdown.<br />
what &quot;cleanup&quot; program can i run that does not require user input?<br />
(pc with win XP Pro)<br />
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I want to "wake" a computer, run a cleanup program and then do a shutdown.
what "cleanup" program can i run that does not require user input?
(pc with win XP Pro)



smitfraudfix or combofix or ?

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