How to fix severe virus problems?

Discussion in 'ESET NOD32 Antivirus' started by Psychozd, Jul 12, 2008.

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  1. Psychozd

    Psychozd Registered Member

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    I`ve posted this in NOD32 part of the forum cause its mine antivirus program.

    Two days ago, I`ve noticed that my computer is slowing down. I`ve accesed the control managment (to be honest I don`t know how it is called on english, cause my XP is on croatian, but the keypad shortcut is AltGr + Ctrl + Del) and I saw that some installation process in going on. Before I was able to end it, the installation completed and my comp was infected.

    It changed my wallpaper, deleted some icons, and locked me out of some key systems. I can`t access hard disk, control panel, control managment, or any system that could help me to realise what is wrong.

    I`ve run a on - demand scanner with full system scan twice, and I couldn`t remove virus. First time it found 345 infected files, and cleaned 296, and second time it founded 52 infected files, and cleaned only three. One of the problems is that more than 2000 files, including some in /windows/system32/ are locked and cannot be accessed.

    The "XP" is opening my internet broswers suggesting me to download some of the "antivirus programs" to clean it, but I didn`t fail on that. (the sites are "safewebnavigate.com", "antivirus-2008.pro.com"...)
    What should I do, and how can I get rid of this virus?

    And microsoft has sent me "microsoft windows malicious software removal tool" via automatic updates, but it has found only one infected file... Is that program any good?

    Here are some screenshots of my problem, uploaded to imageshack...

    http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/3372/virusxz4.png
    http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/4818/jebainjamaterxz2.png
    http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/4729/multipleinfectionspn2.png
    http://img172.imageshack.us/img172/2107/krajam7.png
    http://img135.imageshack.us/img135/3950/noharddiscpq8.png


    All those "antivirus, and antishit" icons you can see on my background are added by virus...
     
  2. Psychozd

    Psychozd Registered Member

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    I`ve forgot...
    NOD has found many different versions of win32/worm, trojan downloader, you name it...
    And AMON has found NewHeur_PE virus.

    This is file name...
    Module Object Name Threat Action User Information
    9.7.2008 18:07: VIRUS ALERT! IMON file ~Link removed. No links to possible malware on the forum. - Ron~ probably unknown NewHeur_PE virus NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM
     
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  4. Marcos

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    Try cleaning the computer in safe mode using ecls.exe
     
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    "Probably BACKDOOR.Trojan" from dr.web to that ctfmon.exe file.
     
  6. Psychozd

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    Looks like that the main problem is trojan-ace-x virus...
    How can I remove it? I`ve tried NOD, spysweeper, spybot S&D, adaware. Nothing helpful. NOD can not detect it, and the last three cann`t remove it.
    Is there some program I could use to resolve this problem, or the only possibility is to reinstall windows :argh:
     
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  11. Marcos

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    After cleaning the computer in safe mode, you can send a log from ESET SysInspector to samples[at]eset.com with this thread's url in the subject so that we check it and make sure your computer is virus free.
     
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