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&quot;In Safe Mode I have installed and scanned with&quot;<br />
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These tools are NOT designed to run in safe mode. You NEED to be running them in a normal boot environment.<br />

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"In Safe Mode I have installed and scanned with"

These tools are NOT designed to run in safe mode. You NEED to be running them in a normal boot environment.


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Oops. I meant I &nbsp;downloaded and installed them in Safe mode, but scanned in normal.
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Oops. I meant I  downloaded and installed them in Safe mode, but scanned in normal.

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Struggling with this one.<br />
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Windows 7 HP Laptop<br />
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FortiClient AV detects W32/Agent.BNEX!tr.rkit at every startup. System runs very slowly and buggy, random aaps crash, etc.<br />
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In Safe Mode I have installed and scanned with:<br />
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Malwarebutes<br />
SUPERAntiSpyware<br />
Scanning with GMER rootkit tool now<br />
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Unable to find a lot about this virus on the web.<br />
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The offending files are I think the ones in C:\Users\User\Appdata\Loca<wbr />l\ and \Temp<br />
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Lots of files named oxxwgfhf and fiqhfqio etc, as well as some suspicious exe's.<br />
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I delete them but next normal reboot they return.
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Struggling with this one.

Windows 7 HP Laptop

FortiClient AV detects W32/Agent.BNEX!tr.rkit at every startup. System runs very slowly and buggy, random aaps crash, etc.

In Safe Mode I have installed and scanned with:

Malwarebutes
SUPERAntiSpyware
Scanning with GMER rootkit tool now

Unable to find a lot about this virus on the web.

The offending files are I think the ones in C:\Users\User\Appdata\Local\ and \Temp

Lots of files named oxxwgfhf and fiqhfqio etc, as well as some suspicious exe's.

I delete them but next normal reboot they return.

W32/Agent.BNEX!tr.rkit Removal

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