I had Sysinternals Antivirus download and Malwarebytes found and removed it. However a lingering problem exists about redirect. Even with my browser closed Malwarebytes still shows that it is blocking attempts to contact my computer. Is is about 4 or 5 websites that seem to be blocked.
There also appears to be a false proxy being installed in the registry which after being removed from the registry is brought back on reboot.
Any suggestions please!
U have to clean up ur registry, becuase registry is the main part of windows, windows crashes when there are errors in reigtry , u can use software tolls to clean up ur registry , reginout is a gud choice
Well it is quite obvious however.
I ll include manual removal instructions. Please follow the steps carefully.
There will be 2 executable files which are Sysinternals Antivirus.exe and svchost.exe. Svchost is invoked by the other executable. There may be another one named alggui.exe
You have to kill these two processes.
First of all you have to do this:
Locating malicious files.
The list of files I have already mentioned. But there are more.
You have to search and delete each and every file.
We have to set some additional things in order to see the Hidden and System files which are protected.
Stopping the System Restore services
Now you are ready to delete the files.
Click on each file and Click SHIFT+DEL. Do not Right Click and Delete.
Alternative way if Hidden files and folders are now shown
Unregistering the DLL file before Deleting:
Contd...
Contd...
Removing Registry Values:
You have to delete these Keys:
Delete registry values:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareSysinternals Antivirus
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSID{149256D5-E103-4523-BB43-2CFB066839D6}
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorerBrowser Helper Objects{149256D5-E103-4523-BB43-2CFB066839D6}
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetServicesAdbUpd
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun "novavapp"
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionRun "novavappr"
There is a good tutorial of how to do that: Browse here. Hope you will be able to navigate to this site.
Backup the Registry: Tutorial
Remove each Value and Key (Delete).
Now you can Delete the .dll file safely
I Recommend you to perform this Operation in Safemode. Because then you do not have to Kill processes since Safemode does not invoke each and every Service and Program. It runs specific and limited number of Services
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SOURCE: How i can block proxy on my mozilla firefox that mean i can hide
You didn't mention the version, but these links should help you do what you need:
http://ilias.ca/blog/2005/03/locking-mozilla-firefox-settings/
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?p=2195752#2195752
SOURCE: All Browser URL's redirect to Tazinga.com
There is only one application I would recommend in a situation like this: Malwarebytes Anti-Malware, available here. (The installer is 3.7 MB, if you can send that great.) It has been proven over and over, and is one of the standard tools in use at many of the malware removal forums. I recommend your friend attempt to follow at least the first four steps of these malware removal protocols.
The preliminary steps will help to safeguard his system, and speed the scan. If he can't install MBAM for some reason, he can rename the installer and/or the mbam.exe file to get it to run.
Other good forums for help with malware are here, here, and here.
If the preliminary cleaning does not remove the malware, I suggest he open a thread at one of those forums and request guided expert assistance. With supervision, there are other tools that can work to remove insidious rootkits, etc. It sounds like he has some kind of browser hijacker, but it's hard to say what else. In any event, Erunt & MBAM is a good place to start. Tell him also to set a system restore point, but to use Erunt to do a full registry backup before he starts changing things, just in case he needs to revert back for some reason...
Good luck!
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SOURCE: Security Certificate Error: Not Trusted
It's because your system doesn't have the right time and date. Make sure that you have the right time zone and the automatic daylight change option activated as well, also check if your computer is on sync with an internet server, to do that just double click on the clock and a window will pop there you can do all those changes.
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