Security Software Pc infected with runouce.exe
- Thread starter Soyab0007
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Manual Removal Instructions here: How to Manually Remove the Runonce.Exe | eHow.com
Also Download KIS Trial: Antivirus Free Trials & Software - Kaspersky Lab United States, Fully Update it and Scan your PC for more possible infections, if any
Also Download KIS Trial: Antivirus Free Trials & Software - Kaspersky Lab United States, Fully Update it and Scan your PC for more possible infections, if any
seenuguddu
Disciple
Hey Give ur OS Details .... Just try to install the Combofix.exe .. that will delete all possible Virus and Followup the Guide
I think this will Help UU
A guide and tutorial on using ComboFix
I think this will Help UU
A guide and tutorial on using ComboFix
@mrintech, the link you have given links to this in the references section:
@OP, Since the damage is already done, you might trying a repair install or a fresh install. Don't access any of the partitions after the repair/re-install before installing some AV. Since Avast has already let you down by letting your system get infected, try Avira or AVG (free) or Eset (paid but a trial is available). Do a complete scan of all drives after updating your AV.
Next time you have any problems with infections in spite of an installed AV, Malware Bytes Anti Malware has always given me good results in cleaning up. It would also be a good idea to google for more info. 99% of all infections are easily dealt with and removal instructions are spread all over the net. A post in forums would help if conventional methods haven't worked or you're having trouble following any published work around.
Btw, I'd recommend Eset over KIS if you do go for a paid solution. I'm in the service industry (kind of) and I clean dozens of machines every month. Eset has always worked out fine. KIS/ AVG etc. have quite high instances of false positives than Eset which does make my work difficult (customers complaining that their cracked software are no longer working
)
This is what the OP was asking about.
@OP, Since the damage is already done, you might trying a repair install or a fresh install. Don't access any of the partitions after the repair/re-install before installing some AV. Since Avast has already let you down by letting your system get infected, try Avira or AVG (free) or Eset (paid but a trial is available). Do a complete scan of all drives after updating your AV.
Next time you have any problems with infections in spite of an installed AV, Malware Bytes Anti Malware has always given me good results in cleaning up. It would also be a good idea to google for more info. 99% of all infections are easily dealt with and removal instructions are spread all over the net. A post in forums would help if conventional methods haven't worked or you're having trouble following any published work around.
Btw, I'd recommend Eset over KIS if you do go for a paid solution. I'm in the service industry (kind of) and I clean dozens of machines every month. Eset has always worked out fine. KIS/ AVG etc. have quite high instances of false positives than Eset which does make my work difficult (customers complaining that their cracked software are no longer working
)
seenuguddu
Disciple
Soyab0007 said:
Try to Execute (Combofix.exe) and let me know ....
