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Vostro 1400 Dell laptop windows vista Hi I am an old novice so be kind! My son's laptop had numerous boxes appearing saying there were a number of infestations and that it was not protected and to upgrade to Antivirus 2009-I knew it was a virus.
Have ran everything from Windows defender to spybot that was already on his laptop and removed what has appeared until the system is clear. Solidcast 8 Keygens. It is tricky as the boxes keep appearing over whatever is running and the screen will go blue with a warning to upgrade to Antiviris 2009 now and then more boxes every few minutes.
All the boxes have now gone (after spybot removal) but if I look on the taskbar and goto programs there is an icon which is a blank page and says 'Antivirus Scan' and another 'Online Spyware Test' (both appeared july 2nd). Right click and properties leads to www.securefreelinks but this is a fictional website, though it leads to another one.
If you left click it trys to install Antivirus 2009. If you right click and goto 'delete' the message is 'are you sure you want to move this file to recycle bin' another message asks you to confirm and then it runs for ages so feared it was loading this upgrade virus so have stopped that action and deleted such in safemode where they appear to have gone quickly. The problem is I can find no references to the virus on established PC websites. Those with 'Antivirus 2009 Removal' seem to have suspiciously popped up only recently. Anybody have any easy to follow helps that can guide me to a clean laptop?
First, Download MalwareBytes. If you can't download, use a friends computer to download the installer to a disk, thumb drive or external hard drive. I downloaded mine from Download.com. Once you have it on a disk or other removable storage device, rename the installer file and then transfer it to your desktop. Run the installer and if it doesn't launch the program, don't worry. Right click on the shortcut icon that it put on your desktop or in the quicklaunch bar if you use one, then click 'properties'. There, you will see 'find target'.
Click the 'find target' and you'll open the folder with 'mbam.exe' in it. All you have to do is rename that file to anything you like and then launch it by double clicking it. When the program launches, don't bother updating, just run a quick scan not a full system scan, you can do that later. Remove the crap that it finds and reboot as it will suggest. On reboot it will finish removing any crap that's left. You may get a message that windows needs to restore files. I ignored this because I didn't have an actual Operating System disk.
I simply rebooted and everything came up fine with no issues. (Try that at your own risk, I had no choice.) Once you're booted up again, launch MalwareBytes again and this time run the update. When it's updated, scan again and remove any remaining crud again. When that's done, run it one more time just to be sure. Antivirus 2009 should be eliminated from your system. You can run a full system scan if you want to. Another thing, if you already have MalwareBytes on your pc and it won't launch like mine wouldn't first try renaming the executable and then launch and scan.