How to remove braviax.exe malware?

[Spyguy]

Dustin Cook wrote:
> Spyguy <Spyguy@bluesky.net> wrote in news:7W1Lj.3208$XC1.3205@trndny08:
>
>
>>My computer is infected with the braviax.exe malware program. What is
>>the best way to remove it? I've tried AVG, Adaware and several of the
>>free spyware removal programs with no success. I'd appreciate some
>>advice on this problem.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>
>
> You won't like this.. I resorted to using a bartpe disc to remove it, and
> the ntos.exe file that's responsible for it's creation. You'll probably
> find it stashed in your \windows\system32 folder.
>
>
I was successful (apparently) in removing braviax using the SDfix
utility. I checked the Bartpe website and it looks like a neat utility
too. I'm going to pursue it further.

Thanks

[Dustin Cook]

Spyguy <Spyguy@bluesky.net> wrote in news:V6XLj.180$HJ1.172@trndny01:

> Dustin Cook wrote:
>> Spyguy <Spyguy@bluesky.net> wrote in
>> news:7W1Lj.3208$XC1.3205@trndny08:
>>
>>
>>>My computer is infected with the braviax.exe malware program. What is
>>>the best way to remove it? I've tried AVG, Adaware and several of the
>>>free spyware removal programs with no success. I'd appreciate some
>>>advice on this problem.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>
>>
>> You won't like this.. I resorted to using a bartpe disc to remove it,
>> and the ntos.exe file that's responsible for it's creation. You'll
>> probably find it stashed in your \windows\system32 folder.
>>
>>
> I was successful (apparently) in removing braviax using the SDfix
> utility. I checked the Bartpe website and it looks like a neat utility
> too. I'm going to pursue it further.
>
> Thanks
>

Great. I didn't have a viable internet connection at the time, so I was
stuck with what I had on hand. lol.



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