prajpk

 Profile Answers by prajpk 

• Jan 23rd, 2006

 

It's a virus. Try updated antivirus tools to avoid it. Don't download attachments with unknown extentions like: *.MIM, *.BQF, *.HQF

gireesha_ks

 Profile Answers by gireesha_ks 

• Jan 23rd, 2006

 

Trajon horse is Virus and this will affects the system. To avoid this just install an Antivirus S/w (Mcafee8.0 or Norton 2005) and scan the system. Thats it

chinn

 Profile Answers by chinn 

• Jan 29th, 2006

 

use of unauthorised websites..........junk mail created form of cookies.this leads to slower the system..form of virus..

chinn

 Profile Answers by chinn 

• Jan 29th, 2006

 

occurance due to usage of un-authorised websites.forming a large numberof cookies.. virus.

shridhar76

• Feb 15th, 2006

 

Trojan horse is a small program which replicates itself in any network or system . for avoiding it use Trendmicro Antivirus for corporate offisecan corporate edition ,

raghunandan

• May 29th, 2007

 

I installed and scanned my system with mcafee and norton antivirus.What i found is mcafee and norton not able to detect the trojan horse and more over the system became slow in functioning.

ramshesh

• Jun 18th, 2007

 

go to sophos site and download this tool and burn one CD and boot safe mode with command prompt and access the CD rom drive sav32sfx
and type below mentioned commands
cd sav32CLI
SAV32CLI  -REMOVE  -P=C:LOGFILE.TXT

Rohan

• Sep 4th, 2007

 

Just disconnect the affected computer from the network so it won't harm other computers and also won't allow to be remotely used.

mpagi

 Profile Answers by mpagi 

• Jun 2nd, 2010

 

Here are the 5 things you need to do right now to get rid of trojan horse virus and avoid it returning:

1. Make sure your anti-virus software is up-to-date and includes all the latest patches and virus, spyware definitions. This will be your first port of call when trying to get rid of trojan virus.

2. Run a system and registry scan to identify the evil trojan virus and then zap it into oblivion to get rid of it. Since it resides within an unimportant file you can easily delete it to get rid of trojan virus - whereas other computer viruses are more tricky to get rid of and need to be "quarantined" to stop them infecting other files on your system.

3. If you know the name of the trojan horse virus then you can check online for information on how to get rid of the trojan virus in question. Microsoft has regular updates on it's site about trojan viruses that affect Windows machines. Online forums also provide you a wealth of information about how to get rid of a trojan horse virus.

4. You could also try to get rid of the trojan virus manually. Check your Task Manager (press Ctrl +Alt +Del on Windows) to identify any programs that may be running in the background that shouldn't be - i.e. they started without your knowledge. If you see any such program, make a note of it's name, click its name to highlight it and click End Task. Open your Control Panel (click the Start menu) and use the Add/Remove programs to find the nasty blighter in question and get rid of it. Be careful with this though as you may end up wrongly deleting a file that is important to your system.

5. Overall you should take a look at your online habits and see how certain actions may compromise the security of your computer and your personal information. If you use Peer-2-Peer (P2P) file-sharing networks then take extra care on what you download, and make sure everything is run through your anti-virus / spy ware scanning software first, to get rid of Trojan virus that may be attempting to access your system.

Vishal Haha

 Profile Answers by Vishal Haha 

• Jul 3rd, 2011

 

Enable firewall, and do one port scan

Rahul

• Mar 19th, 2013

 

Keep Firewall is always ON,
Keep Good antivirus in system,
Make updation properly of antivirus,
Make scan once in a weak.
Keep good anti-malware or spyware in system like Antimalware Byte