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Old July 12th, 2009, 06:20 AM
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Post Win32/VB.OGK trojan in my system volume!

Me heard "malwarebyte" is a good malware scanner so i decide to download it n try.But when on the process on scanning using malwarebyte my ESS4 detect virus in "antivirus n antispyware protection" show got 12 infected object n 2 cleaned object!2 cleaned object is "Win32/VB.OGK" in my system volume so i immediatelly stop the scanning n it show no virus found.So i scan my pc using smart scan n also in-deep scan but not found anything.....So it is my computer safe or not?
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Old July 12th, 2009, 06:43 AM
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Default Re: Win32/VB.OGK trojan in my system volume!

Hello!

In order to make sure your "System Restore" points have been eliminated (so that there is nothing malicious inside) and in order to have a new clean one , flush the system restore .

For Windows XP - http://www.real-knowledge.com/flushres.htm
For Windows Vista - simply visit Control Panel -> System -> System protection , then uncheck the options of System Restore and re-check it back again .

Finally , perform full scan with your ESS and/or MBAM.
 

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