I keep gettin messages from AVG that it has detected this trojan, I click on "move to Virus Vault" or something like that, but when it tries to move it it keeps coming up with "file inaccesiable"

This is seriously starting to p**s me off now , anyone have any ideas how to get rid of this?

I have tried a CLEANPAKES remover but to no effect think i'm gonna start cryin

wipe yo drive

would trying in safe mode before wiping it, make sure you don't load with network support tho.

you have the name of the virus, google it, youll find out everything that is known about it and hopefully a decent removal method too

this could provide some help http://forums.avg.com/us-en/avg-free-forum?sec=thread&act=show&id=70501#post_70501

give malwarebytes a try

http://www.free-av.com/



http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php



download and run both of them

will get rid of the lot.

Of course google was my first point of call

At the moment I have AVG Free, free-av, MalwareByte's Anti-Malware & Spybot S&D, and none of them have been successful in removing this f**kin trojan, not sure about wiping the drive or starting in safe mode...not very IT knowledgable when it comes to stuff like that

HELP!!!

Take it to "Night Owl P C" at 168 Borough Rd Seacombe, tel. 512-9951. These guys are good & look after my two laptops.

Again. Use these 2 programs, AVG is poop. Do a full scan also delete the unused programs.

I am using the programs you mentioned and they haven't been able to get rid of anything

ESET NOD32

http://www.eset.co.uk/Trial/Home

and then unlock it every month with serial/username on nod123 website.

Hi Cathie, You should look for some thing like this to get rid of it.

"Boot-time scanner

Allows you to scan your computer for infections before the operating system has started and before a virus can be activated (32-bit operating systems only)."

goto http://www.avast.com/en-gb/free-antivirus-download#tab2

This has worked great in the past, and its free.

good luck !

BTW: AVG has a bad habit of reporting some packers as Trojans, but Avast will sort it out.

Thank you thank you thank you...this seems to have worked *fingers crossed* so far so good *big hugs and kisses to you*