I wan to ask is this really serious? help... i don't think clean from my comp, any way to block this trojan thing... what is the worst thing can happen with this thing? anybody have any experience before?

any suggestion of software to prevent this from happen?

so far what is the worst scenario might happen with this trojan thing? any harm?

1.Clean Re-installation : Although arduous, this will always be the only sure way to eradicate a trojan or virus. Back up your entire hard disk, reformat the disk, re-install the operating system and all your applications from original CDs, and finally, if you're certain they are not infected, restore your user files from the backup. If you are not up to the task, you can pay for a professional repair service to do it.

2.Anti-Virus Software : Some of these can handle most of the well known trojans, but none are perfect, no matter what their advertising claims. You absolutely MUST make sure you have the very latest update files for your programs, or else they will miss the latest trojans. Compared to traditional viruses, today's trojans evolve much quicker and come in many seemingly innocuous forms, so anti-virus software is always going to be playing catch up. Also, if they fail to find every trojan, anti-virus software can give you a false sense of security, such that you go about your business not realizing that you are still dangerously compromised. There are many products to choose from, but the following are generally effective: AVP,pc-cilin,and McAfee VirusScan.All are available for immediate downloading typically with a 30 day free trial. For a more complete review of all major anti-virus programs, including specific configuration suggestions for each, see the HackFix Project's anti-virus software page [all are ext. links]. When you are done, make sure you've updated Windows with all security patches [ext. link].

3.Anti-Trojan Programs: These programs are the most effective against trojan horse attacks, because they specialize in trojans instead of general viruses. A popular choice is The Cleaner $30 commercial software with a 30 day free trial. To use it effectively, you must follow hackfix.org's configuration suggestions [ext. link]. When you are done, make sure you've updated Windows with all security patches [ext. link], then change all your passwords because they may have been seen by every "hacker" in the world.

This post has been edited by WingKalimdor: Jan 26 2007, 12:10 PM

Just use a anti virus/trojan program to eliminate the file, then restore your windows to previous uninfected date, need not to reinstall everything. Remember to clean the temp folder too, both in document and seting\(username)\local setting\temp and internet temp

After restore, re-scan the whole pc.

Bear the cost for using warez at your own & gud luck

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This post has been edited by fru!tlo0p: Jan 26 2007, 01:42 PM