Virus Win32TrojanTdss and Packed.Generic.200 that I can't remove?

step 1. If u r trying in internet explorer than try in different browsers like mozilla fire fox or google chrome still if it doesnt work than go to the step 2
step 2. Either someone with authority over you has put a block on such sites or your machine has a virus. If you think it's the latter and you have an anti-virus, I suggest you make sure it has the latest virus definitions and run it. If you don't have one, many people here swear by AVG (it's free).

I also suggest you download Ad-Aware SE and Spybot S&D (they're free), install them, update them and run them. If any of the above doesn't seem to be able to get rid of everything it reports finding, try running it again, this time in Safe Mode. Safe Mode often prevents the malware from running and protecting itself.

Also, turn off System Restore to evict any copies of bad stuff that might be lurking there.

To get into Safe Mode:

1.Log out and reboot your machine.
2.When the machine starts the reboot sequence, press the F8 key repeatedly.
3.Select Safe Mode from the resulting menu.
4.The machine will continue booting, but the Windows desktop will look different. You won't be able to see the Internet, for instance. Log in as Administrator. Administrator often has no password.
5.When you're finished, log out and reboot back into normal mode.

Update and run them all regularly.

Good luck.

Ad-Aware SE (free): http://www.lavasoftusa.com/
Spybot S & D (free): http://www.spybot.com/
AVG anti-virus (free): http://free.grisoft.com/doc/2/lng/us/tpl...

If you are using WinXP, click on the start menu, click on run and type mrt.exe a new window will pop up which is Microsoft malicious removal tool, click next, select Full scan and click next, be patient as this takes time.
When its done restart the computer and run your antivirus software for a double check.



Good luck.

you probably have the virus on your registry and that is a tough one. it depends on the type of virus you have, it may not allow you to install an anti-virus, but you can give it a try. download ad-ware or malwarebytes from the internet, the free version and enable all the settings. start with the malwarebytes its good for problems like this and see if it can get the virus out.

CNET has been offering free downloads at www.download.com for a number of years, I trust them to give me spyware free software and have never had a problem there. I use the free AVG Anti-Virus Free that includes anti-spyware prevention for the future. For now go to download.com and get a copy of Spybot search and destroy it is a very easy to use and a great program for removing spyware, another is lavasofts Ad-Aware, personally I use both and run them at least once a week. Here's a link to the Spybot search and destroy;

http://download.cnet.com/Spybot-Search-amp-Destroy/3000-8022_4-10122137.html?tag=mncol

Shut the computer down. Disconnect from the network/internet.
Restart, tap F8 until you get the safe mode menu, chose safe mode no network, uninstall, click start, click run, type regedit, click edit, click find, type antivirus, click next, see if what it found is antivirus pro or norton, if pro delete it hit F3 key to repeat the search and continue deleting the antivirus pro entries until there are NONE left.. if one or more of the entries pointed to a file name go delete that file, restart in normal mode, run Norton, remove any virus found, run Ad-Aware from lavasoft.com remove any critical objects and leave any negligible ones alone, now you should be able to plug back into the net and do ALL windows updates, and update norton and ad-aware.

Here is what I would do.

First I would start off by downloading the free trial of ESET NOD32 Anti-Virus. Afterward I would scan my system (In-Depth Scan) with the free trial of NOD32 (It doesn't use a lot of system resources). Next I would download the free version of Ad-Aware 2008. After the anti-virus scan finished I would scan my system with Ad-Aware (Full Scan). Next I would download and install Spybot Search & Destroy. After Ad-Aware finishes scanning I would start a scan with Spybot. Next I would download and install AVG Anti-Rootkit Free. After Spybot finishes scanning I would run an in-depth search on all hard-drives with the use of AVG Anti-Rootkit Free.

If that doesn't whack it, fighting this thing might not be worth it. Reinstall the windows operating system after you back up any files which you absolutely HAVE to keep.

install ad-aware software and remove trojan horse virus.

Go to a friends computer and search for "Trinity Rescue CD version 3.3", try to get build 321 or greater. Burn the ISO file you download on to a CD blank and then set the computer to boot from CD (This setting should be in the BIOS settings). Boot with the Trinity Rescue CD you just created and make sure the computer is plugged into a known good network connection (not a modem connection but a cable or DSL connection) chose item number 6 (I think) on the menu. Item #6 should be "Virus scan non-interactive" Be aware that you only have 10 seconds to choose the item you want from the menu before Trinity Rescue CD boots. use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move up and down the menu. After you choose Virus scan non-interactive, the computer will reach out to the internet and update it's virus checkers and scan your computer for viruses and rootkits. This might take a while. If you have a larger hard drive (80GB or larger) try this before you go to bed and let the Virus scan run all night. When it is done scanning (it will scan your hard drive with 5 different virus scanners) it will have a command prompt (DOS) type screen type "exit" and remove the CD and reboot your computer using the hard drive and THEN try to run Lavasoft ad-aware or Spybot Search and Destroy.

Could be spyware, virus or a failing hard drive.

Download Ad-Aware® SE Personal Edition, a free program that you can download at:

http://www.lavasoftusa.com/support/download/

Check for updates before running program. Then follow the directions here to do a full scan:

The following explains how to set Ad-aware's settings to perform a "Full Scan."

In Ad-aware click the Gear to go to the Settings area.

The following items should be on a green check, not on a red X.

Under the Scanning button:

Scan within archives

Under Memory & Registry, Check EVERYTHING

In Check Drives & Folders, make sure all of your hard drives are selected

Under the Advanced button, check ALL under Log detail level (this makes it easier for visitors to the Lavasoft Support Forums to see what options you have selected should you require assistance.)

Under the Tweak button...

Some of these may not be an available option, depending on your version of Ad-aware and your version of Windows. Do not be concerned if you cannot select a certain item.

In Scanning Engine:

Unload recognized processes during scanning

Include info about ignored objects in logfile, if detected in scan

Include basic Ad-aware settings in logfile

Include additional Ad-aware settings in logfile

Include used command line parameters in logfile

In Cleaning Engine:

XP/2000: Allow unloading explorer to unload shell extensions prior to deletion

Let Windows remove files in use at next reboot

UNCHECK: Automatically try to unregister objects prior to deletion

Click Proceed to save these settings. When you would like to perform a "Full Scan," switch the scan mode from SmartScan to Custom.

After running Ad-aware, you must reboot your computer. It may be necessary to run Ad-aware two or three times if you have a lot of spyware, rebooting each time in between.

Where it says,"In Ad-aware click the Gear to go to the Settings area", on the top of the Ad-aware window, there are 5 symbols, click on the one that looks like a gear.

Go to: http://sarc.com/ Scroll down and click on,"Free Online Virus and Security Check" Write down exactly anything it finds, then return to: http://sarc.com/ and do a search for what was found. Symantec usually has a removal tool and/or directions for removing. manually.

Regarding the Hard drive, check out what PCWorld offers at:

http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0,aid,105869,00.asp

Hope this helps!