Alright, I got a trojan virus yesteday.
It was called Trojan.Doppler, or something.
I got that deleted, but I dont know how to remove GetMirar, which got in around the same time. It's malware.
Norton's website was no help (Symantec) and Ad-Aware didn't do anything either.
Can someone who is tech-savvy tell me how to delete it?
It has no uninstall software that I know of, and it's just the occassional pop-up (I dont want to erase my hard drive for this, that's just stupid. It's not worth the effort; the pop-ups are annoying my parents)
Additional info, added Monday August 14 2006, 8:22 pm: I already deleted the Trojan, I need to know exactly how to delete the popup thing. Like, what it's called for a running porcess, so i can delete the file from my registry.. Want to answer more questions in the Technology category? Maybe give some free advice about: Computers? konpik answered Wednesday May 20 2015, 8:00 am: Well, you know this type of virus that you are describing is probably a Troajn.vundo or a Trojan.Hachillem or a Sonar.Heuristic.120 or a spyware.Go to the site below and follow the instructions below too.
now :
1) Download the antivirus software by clicking "Download free trial" box.
2) when it's downloaded just install
3) When installed open it and press "Live Update" then press the "Live Update" box.
4) When completed, close the antivirus software and reopen it again.
5) Press the "SCAN" box
6) Then press NORTON POWER ERASER (NPE)
7) Install it if it is required
8)run norton power eraser
9) Press the "SCAN FOR RISKS" BOX
10) wait untill scan is finished.
11) Then (the program might requires for a restart ) if not just press "FIX NOW" and then restart your computer.If it needs restarting before that , you should restart your computer and wait until the NORTON POWER ERASER pop-up
.Then press "fix now " and restart your computer. [ konpik's advice column | Ask konpik A Question ]
xomegaroni answered Monday August 14 2006, 7:35 pm: i had a trojan horse & it ran fine [juss a bit slow]. my uncle said that if you don't get rid of it, it will get worse [hes good at comps]. we got Webroot Spy Sweeper for $30 online. yes you have to pay but it took it off immidately & it was deleted for good. i'd suggest getting that. if you really don't want to pay, search for another program. yes, it is $30 but that's a lot better than having to pay for a new computer once it gets going.
PunkieFreak4690 answered Monday August 14 2006, 6:27 pm: If no Anti-virus software are helping, you will need to do it manually. Here are a few things I know of that might just delete it.
Press CTRl ALT DELETE, go to PROCESSES. Click on the name of the trojan. (Trojan.Doppler).
Restart your computer.
Go to Processes again, if it has not been deleted, go to SEARCH and put in Trojan.Doppler for the search. Search through all options given including files, folders, network, computer and the drive. When they come up in the window, carefully read the details of the file. If it looks pretty much like the trojan, delete it. [ PunkieFreak4690's advice column | Ask PunkieFreak4690 A Question ]
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