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Re: [Trojan] Cant even login to windows said by MIXZ1:Is it possible that you installed Windows AntiSpyware, which is really a hoax and hijacker? If you did do a google on "remove windows antispyware". One of the tools available is found at » www.spywareremovalblog.com/remov···are2008/ . Do a solid read of the page and you may be able to recover your system without a reformat. Good luck. hmm i dl the program...spyware doctor...its not free.
it did detect backdoor.hackdoor
Trojan.small.dl
Trojan-dodwnloader.agent.sy
rogueantispyware.antivirusxp2008 |
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ChiTangPremium,MVM
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kudos:1 | If you deleted the userinit.exe, you have to copy it back. Either from another system or extract from the I386 folder.
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said by St0ney:said by MIXZ1:Is it possible that you installed Windows AntiSpyware, which is really a hoax and hijacker? If you did do a google on "remove windows antispyware". One of the tools available is found at » www.spywareremovalblog.com/remov···are2008/ . Do a solid read of the page and you may be able to recover your system without a reformat. Good luck. hmm i dl the program...spyware doctor...its not free. it did detect backdoor.hackdoor Trojan.small.dl Trojan-dodwnloader.agent.sy rogueantispyware.antivirusxp2008 Well, is this the first diagnosis you've seen with these infections? If so, you can google each and try to find a manual method for deleting them one at a time, or gamble on paying for the download and letting it do the work it claims to do.
I have to add I have nothing to do with the company selling the software.
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no i did not delete it, i just skipped the file...so it still needs to be repaired?
also could it be some virus /trojan changed the userinit file
then avast detected
and i may have possibley quarantined it (moved it to the chest)
and that is why i cant not login?
i searched googl, and some say to go to registry and point userinit to c:\windows\systme32\userinit.exe, |
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