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  1. #1
    Ian JP Kenefick Guest

    Re: VX2

    On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 18:15:33 -0500, "CalamityKen" <YKnot@home.invalid>
    wrote:

    >WWII wrote:
    >> Anybody had any luck eliminating the latest VX2 variant? I got it
    >> and can't seem to get rid of it. Keeps coming back. I've disabled
    >> it by denying all access, but I'd like to eliminate it entirely.
    >>
    >> Thanks.
    >>
    >> W Weldin

    >
    >Download Ad-aware SE from here: http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware
    > * Install by double-clicking on the downloaded file.
    > * After installing but before running, update Ad-aware by using its
    >Globe icon.
    > * After updating close Ad-aware.
    >
    >Download VX2 Cleaner add-in
    >http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/...2cleaner.shtml
    >
    >Install the add-in.
    >
    >Ad-aware is ready to scan and clean your system following these steps:
    >
    >Boot into Safe Mode by tapping F8 key at bootup.
    >More detailed instructions here:
    >http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...01052409420406
    >
    > * Under Ad-aware SE > Settings (Gear at the top) > Tweaks > Scanning
    >Engine:
    > "Unload recognized processes during scanning."
    > * Under Ad-aware SE > Settings (Gear at the top) > Tweaks > Cleaning
    >Engine:
    > "Let Windows remove files in use after reboot."
    > * Press "Scan Now"
    > * Check option "Use Custom scanning options"
    > * Check option "Activate In-Depth Scan"
    > * Press "Select drives\folders to scan"
    > * Select the active partition which is usually C:
    > * Press "Next" to let Ad-aware scan your drives...
    > * If it finds "bad" files and registry keys, press "Next" again
    > * Right-click in that pane and choose "select all"
    > * Press "next"
    > * When it asks to remove all checked items, Press "OK"
    >
    >Run the VX2 Cleaner add-in.
    >
    >Close Ad-aware and reboot your system to let Ad-aware remove what it finds.
    >
    >Download the latest v1.99.1 version of HijackThis to use and post your new
    >log here after you have followed all directions:
    >http://tools.radiosplace.com/hijackthis.zip
    >or
    >http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/files/hijackthis.zip
    >
    >*Important:* Create a folder on the C: drive called C:\HJT.
    >You can do this by going to My Computer (Windows key+e) then double click on
    >C: then right click and select New then Folder and name it HJT.
    >
    >Move HijackThis.exe into this folder as you do not want the HijackThis
    >backup logs in the Temp folder that should be cleaned out periodically nor
    >all over your Desktop.
    >
    >When you run HijackThis from C:\HJT folder by double clicking on it and have
    >it "Fixed checked" it will create a backup file of modifications to use if
    >restore is necessary.
    >
    >Post the HijackThis log in a support forum:
    >http://forums.maddoktor2.com/index.php?showforum=17


    Ken, great post on removing VX2. Can I add this to my website?
    --

    Regards,
    Ian Kenefick
    www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm

  2. #2
    CalamityKen Guest

    Re: VX2

    Ian JP Kenefick wrote:
    CalamityKen wrote:
    >> WWII wrote:
    >>> Anybody had any luck eliminating the latest VX2 variant? I got it
    >>> and can't seem to get rid of it. Keeps coming back. I've disabled
    >>> it by denying all access, but I'd like to eliminate it entirely.
    >>>
    >>> Thanks.
    >>>
    >>> W Weldin

    >>
    >> Download Ad-aware SE from here:
    >> http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware
    >> * Install by double-clicking on the downloaded file.
    >> * After installing but before running, update Ad-aware by using
    >> its Globe icon.
    >> * After updating close Ad-aware.
    >>
    >> Download VX2 Cleaner add-in
    >> http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/...2cleaner.shtml
    >>
    >> Install the add-in.
    >>
    >> Ad-aware is ready to scan and clean your system following these
    >> steps:
    >>
    >> Boot into Safe Mode by tapping F8 key at bootup.
    >> More detailed instructions here:
    >> http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...01052409420406
    >>
    >> * Under Ad-aware SE > Settings (Gear at the top) > Tweaks >
    >> Scanning Engine:
    >> "Unload recognized processes during scanning."
    >> * Under Ad-aware SE > Settings (Gear at the top) > Tweaks >
    >> Cleaning Engine:
    >> "Let Windows remove files in use after reboot."
    >> * Press "Scan Now"
    >> * Check option "Use Custom scanning options"
    >> * Check option "Activate In-Depth Scan"
    >> * Press "Select drives\folders to scan"
    >> * Select the active partition which is usually C:
    >> * Press "Next" to let Ad-aware scan your drives...
    >> * If it finds "bad" files and registry keys, press "Next" again
    >> * Right-click in that pane and choose "select all"
    >> * Press "next"
    >> * When it asks to remove all checked items, Press "OK"
    >>
    >> Run the VX2 Cleaner add-in.
    >>
    >> Close Ad-aware and reboot your system to let Ad-aware remove what it
    >> finds.
    >>
    >> Download the latest v1.99.1 version of HijackThis to use and post
    >> your new log here after you have followed all directions:
    >> http://tools.radiosplace.com/hijackthis.zip
    >> or
    >> http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/files/hijackthis.zip
    >>
    >> *Important:* Create a folder on the C: drive called C:\HJT.
    >> You can do this by going to My Computer (Windows key+e) then double
    >> click on C: then right click and select New then Folder and name it
    >> HJT.
    >>
    >> Move HijackThis.exe into this folder as you do not want the
    >> HijackThis backup logs in the Temp folder that should be cleaned out
    >> periodically nor all over your Desktop.
    >>
    >> When you run HijackThis from C:\HJT folder by double clicking on it
    >> and have it "Fixed checked" it will create a backup file of
    >> modifications to use if restore is necessary.
    >>
    >> Post the HijackThis log in a support forum:
    >> http://forums.maddoktor2.com/index.php?showforum=17

    >
    > Ken, great post on removing VX2. Can I add this to my website?


    Be my guest.

    The more publicity the better to get rid of these insidious in-your-face
    pay-per-click infectors.
    --
    YoKenny
    Keep your Security software up to date at CoU
    http://www.dozleng.com/updates/index.php?&act=calendar


  3. #3
    Ian JP Kenefick Guest

    Re: VX2

    On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 18:42:45 -0500, "CalamityKen" <YKnot@home.invalid>
    wrote:

    >> Ken, great post on removing VX2. Can I add this to my website?

    >
    >Be my guest.
    >
    >The more publicity the better to get rid of these insidious in-your-face
    >pay-per-click infectors.


    Added to the link below.
    --

    Regards,
    Ian Kenefick
    www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm

  4. #4
    NonDisputandum.com Guest

    Re: VX2

    On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 18:42:45 -0500, "CalamityKen" <YKnot@home.invalid>
    wrote:

    >Ian JP Kenefick wrote:
    >CalamityKen wrote:
    >>> WWII wrote:
    >>>> Anybody had any luck eliminating the latest VX2 variant? I got it
    >>>> and can't seem to get rid of it. Keeps coming back. I've disabled
    >>>> it by denying all access, but I'd like to eliminate it entirely.
    >>>>
    >>>> Thanks.
    >>>>
    >>>> W Weldin
    >>>
    >>> Download Ad-aware SE from here:
    >>> http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware
    >>> * Install by double-clicking on the downloaded file.
    >>> * After installing but before running, update Ad-aware by using
    >>> its Globe icon.
    >>> * After updating close Ad-aware.
    >>>
    >>> Download VX2 Cleaner add-in
    >>> http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/...2cleaner.shtml
    >>>
    >>> Install the add-in.
    >>>
    >>> Ad-aware is ready to scan and clean your system following these
    >>> steps:
    >>>
    >>> Boot into Safe Mode by tapping F8 key at bootup.
    >>> More detailed instructions here:
    >>> http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT...01052409420406
    >>>
    >>> * Under Ad-aware SE > Settings (Gear at the top) > Tweaks >
    >>> Scanning Engine:
    >>> "Unload recognized processes during scanning."
    >>> * Under Ad-aware SE > Settings (Gear at the top) > Tweaks >
    >>> Cleaning Engine:
    >>> "Let Windows remove files in use after reboot."
    >>> * Press "Scan Now"
    >>> * Check option "Use Custom scanning options"
    >>> * Check option "Activate In-Depth Scan"
    >>> * Press "Select drives\folders to scan"
    >>> * Select the active partition which is usually C:
    >>> * Press "Next" to let Ad-aware scan your drives...
    >>> * If it finds "bad" files and registry keys, press "Next" again
    >>> * Right-click in that pane and choose "select all"
    >>> * Press "next"
    >>> * When it asks to remove all checked items, Press "OK"
    >>>
    >>> Run the VX2 Cleaner add-in.
    >>>
    >>> Close Ad-aware and reboot your system to let Ad-aware remove what it
    >>> finds.
    >>>
    >>> Download the latest v1.99.1 version of HijackThis to use and post
    >>> your new log here after you have followed all directions:
    >>> http://tools.radiosplace.com/hijackthis.zip
    >>> or
    >>> http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/files/hijackthis.zip
    >>>
    >>> *Important:* Create a folder on the C: drive called C:\HJT.
    >>> You can do this by going to My Computer (Windows key+e) then double
    >>> click on C: then right click and select New then Folder and name it
    >>> HJT.
    >>>
    >>> Move HijackThis.exe into this folder as you do not want the
    >>> HijackThis backup logs in the Temp folder that should be cleaned out
    >>> periodically nor all over your Desktop.
    >>>
    >>> When you run HijackThis from C:\HJT folder by double clicking on it
    >>> and have it "Fixed checked" it will create a backup file of
    >>> modifications to use if restore is necessary.
    >>>
    >>> Post the HijackThis log in a support forum:
    >>> http://forums.maddoktor2.com/index.php?showforum=17

    >>
    >> Ken, great post on removing VX2. Can I add this to my website?

    >
    >Be my guest.
    >
    >The more publicity the better to get rid of these insidious in-your-face
    >pay-per-click infectors.


    indeed high class info... would like to do the same


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