QUOTE(bagata @ Jul 9 2008, 11:23 AM)
erm... sorry if its inappropriate for this post to b at here...
i wanna ask for help as my comp was infected by a trojan named PSW.OnlineGames.AWIU (thread detected by my AVG free version) is there anyway to remove this trojan as my AVG keeps detect this trojan access my comp files... and another matter is tat now i cant open my C and D drive directly, when i click the driver (C and D Drive) a windows will pop out (sumthng lik "open with" window) and i hav to access my C and D drive using explore option...
i wanna ask for help as my comp was infected by a trojan named PSW.OnlineGames.AWIU (thread detected by my AVG free version) is there anyway to remove this trojan as my AVG keeps detect this trojan access my comp files... and another matter is tat now i cant open my C and D drive directly, when i click the driver (C and D Drive) a windows will pop out (sumthng lik "open with" window) and i hav to access my C and D drive using explore option...
QUOTE(Deani_77 @ Aug 27 2008, 05:38 PM)
Mine was infected by that virus too. Been detected by Eset. But new problem occured, I cannot enable option to show my hidden file. Anybody have the solution?
hi,for bagata's problem i think any new antivirus can handle that problem. it is actually a problem that cause by a file named 'autorun.inf'. if antivirus cannot delete the file, you can delete it manually. the file attribute is hidden and system. so therefore you need to show hidden file and uncheck hide protected operating system file to see it.you'll be warn when you uncheck the hide protected operating system file but it's ok. when u the file just delete it. restart the pc then it'll be just fine.
but when u effected by kavo like worm-trojan. it patch ntdetect file so that you cannot see the hidden file. to solve this
you need to follow the instruction below. this tool only can be run in windows xp and 2000 only.
1. Disable “System Restore” on your System (Accessories > System Tools > System Restore)
2. Click here to download this file - kavo killer
3. Unzip and extract it anywhere
4. Restart your PC in safe mode (for WinXP, before the WinXP screen comes in, press F8 repeatedly until you come to the start-up options)
5. Locate the exe file and double-click on it
6. Click on the top right-most button (the only button with an icon)

7. When finished. Reboot
8. Just to be sure, set your anti-virus to scan at boot time and restart again to make sure the Kavo.exe is no more
That’s it. Let me know if this post has helped you.
(courtesy of http://mrbadak.com/2008/01/11/remove-kavo-easily/)
Sep 3 2008, 11:54 PM

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