MagicControl.Agent

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  1. alrodripi

    alrodripi Registered Member

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    Hi,

    Every time that I scan my PC using Spybot Search & Distroy ver.: 1.3 it reports a problem in reference to the following:

    MagicControl.Agent
    User settings (Registry key, fixed)
    HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-1275210071-343818398-682003330-1006\Software\LanConfig

    It fixed the above, but if I run it again, It still report the same problem.

    Please how can I remove this malicious application from my PC?
     
  2. zcv

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  3. HD rider UK

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    Hi there,
    have a look at this link to Trendmicro

    www.trendmicro.com/vinfo/virusencyclo/ default5.asp?VName=ADW_SLAGENT.A

    There is usefull info on its removal.
    You should be aware that it is unlikely that this is the only infection that you have picked up, www.doxdesk.com have details on the variants and what else usually is bundled in with it when you are infected.

    Let us know how you get on.

    Jock
     
  4. zcv

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    Hello Jack,

    You have a broken link, I assume you wanted to link to the Trendmicro page that I did in my post.

    SSD has had this crapware in it's DB since March 2004 http://www.safer-networking.org/en/updatehistory/2004-03-04.html under "malware" so I would be supprised if running SSD in safe mode doesn't fix it. But if not, there is the safe removal at Trendmicro.

    Regards - Charles
     
  5. HD rider UK

    HD rider UK Registered Member

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    Thanks Charles, i should have previewed the post. My point to the OP was to check carefully as to what else the trojan had allowed to be installed and not to assume that he only had 1 infection.

    ttfn

    Jock
     
  6. zcv

    zcv Registered Member

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    Hi Jack,

    Point taken.

    Regards - Charles
     
  7. HD rider UK

    HD rider UK Registered Member

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    No Probs Charles.

    ps it is Jo ck, not Jack

    ttfn

    jock
     
  8. zcv

    zcv Registered Member

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    Hi Jock, LOL, I'm an American and very few "Jocks" here, anyway I'll certainly remember.

    Regards - Charles
     
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