On Apr 9, 9:57 pm, "Sebastian G." <se...@seppig.de> wrote:
> Olicaca wrote:
> > Hi every one.
> > My pc have many problem that i feel there's trojans sheltering in
> > it.
>
> Even if not, your abuse of MSIE as a webbrowser provides sufficient reason
> for this assumption.
>
> It usually shutdown my IE,disable me to use Process
>
> > Explorer,sometimes disable other,often security center notice
> > Kaspersky be disable while it look like alive and active normaly.
> > Kaspersky often report explorer.exe,svchost... "load new or modify"
> > other files and module,inject to other process, and it till report
> > intergrity violation,hidden object. I check some module that reported
> > by Kaspersky and see that the modified day is changed.
>
> So, did you ever try uninstalling the Kaspersky stuff? After all, this is a
> much more likely cause than a trojan horse.
>
> > I did scan my pc with some anti-trojan but can't detect anything.
>
> So after restoring the registry from the repair folder on the backup should
> have already done the job.
>
> > I don't have anything important that others or hacker can use
>
> Hm... no bandwitdh at all?
>
> > I think it may infected in the OS files system
>
> Huh? Didn't you already state above that you ran a scan? That is, the scan
> should have already validated all signatures of the OS files and/or compared
> them to a known trusted base.
>
> > or it came from programs
>
> > CD-rom i installed but i don't know how to detect it,where it is and
> > how to discover it. Anyone can help me,show me the step to find it,i
> > want know it and bring it to light.
>
> Well, why don't you do it like any serious person does? Create an image, do
> a clean reinstall and analyze it later.

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