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Displaying Virus Alert wallpaper in windows xp
hijackthis log file and wallpaper screen shotIn my laptop virus alert wallpaper is displaying and System security 2009 automatically installed. System security 2009 showing that my laptop is infected with virus it ask me to scan after scan it showing many viruses. when i try to clean all virus it ask me to activate the system security 2009.
I am using Mcafee virus scan it has catched some Fake Trojan virus . Now macfee also infected onaccess scan has been disabled automatically.
31. March 2010, 12:37:10 (edited)
install avast!
http://www.avast.com/free-antivirus-download
http://www.avast.com/free-antivirus-download
Mother nature needs you:
http://www.wildlifeaid.org.uk
http://www.wildlifeaid.org.uk
Remove your Mcafee & restart ur laptop. Then remove manually from programe file the Antivirus folder.. If u have reg cleaner software then scan & del the reg file mcaffe.. Otherwise it will get prob which new antivirus software you will install on it.. Better u download from www.avast.com & download the new version 5 free version & also Register on it. So, that they can snd 1 yr valid Key no. to ur mail id. Its, a good antivirus ..
Have A nICE Day
Have A nICE Day
Originally posted by aphanri:
Now macfee also infected onaccess scan has been disabled automatically.
Virus scan disabled is a bad sign
Originally posted by dude09:
ounds like you just installed a fake anti-virus software (aka MALWARE).
good diagnoses
XP is getting old and there is no incentive for Microsoft to support it, It is actually to Microsofts advantage to get you to move to Windows 7. If your internet access still works the virus can be removed with effort. I have best luck physically removing the hard drive from the box and scanning the drive from another box using a SATA/IDE TO USB 2.0 ADAPTER/CABLE. If the internet access does not work you will need to reinstall XP.
Once fixed or reinstalled downloading Microsoft Security Essentials is prudent. The best security is keeping up with the updates. Never ever use Internet Explorer. And if a window pops up saying that you have multiple viruses never click, close the window instead.
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