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"Files infected: Trojan.vundo"


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santanupramanik

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My computer (windows XP Home 2002 SP 3) got infected with total security 2009 virus. With the help of CNET forum posts I was able to remove the total security after downloading Malwarebytes Antimalware and running it in safe mode. Consequently the total security virus is gone (the scanning screen is gone and computer's normal screen is back) but I cannot open any .exe files (windows cannot access the specified path, file, device...).

I ran the malware again and looked at the log file. As infected files it mentions two Trojan.vundo files and cannot delete these files. I guess these files are the root of the problem. I downloaded many anti-viruses (CNET recommended) but couldn't make it run in safe mode.

Please help, I am trying for the last two days. Any help would be highly appreciated.

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follow these instructions & post it in the HiJackLog Forum please

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Yes, you're still infected with something else. Please follow the directions below but also be aware that it could be up to 5 days or more before someone responds as we're swamped again with requests for help. Post back after about 48 hours though if no one has replied.
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