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Removing a tdss from xp Only tdss killer detects it.

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User is offline   RapidWonkyNips 
  Posted 26 April 2010 - 09:11 AM

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I'm running windows xp sp3(getting another harddrive and win7 to dualboot soon). I got one of those fake xp 2010 defender antiviruses and removed it by altering the registry and with malwarebytes.
After that was removed it seemed to return to normal but whenever i connect to mozilla firefox (google chrome just crashes) eset nod32 pops up with a message describing an ip address trying to access my pc. Then mozilla just crashes.

Malware bytes, spyware doctor and eset say the computers worjking fine. TDSS Killer is the only antivirus program that detects the rootkit but can't remove it. Anyone able to help or getting a simlar problem???
If you wanna try a good modnations level? I made one called "Jungle Valley Jumping" or my remix of "Tuki Tik Mountain". Search it by my psn "Drwillis"

Do an offer and i will be very thankful :) http://gifts.freebie...es.co.uk/249363
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Posted 08 May 2010 - 01:49 PM

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Get rid of TDSS killer its nothing but junk! people have the similer problem all over the web you are not the only one.

TDSSK will eventually destroy your hard drive trust me

Proof
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic284553.html


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User is offline   RapidWonkyNips 
Posted 09 May 2010 - 07:30 PM

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Ok thanks i did a clean install of windows 7 since anyway. smile.gif
If you wanna try a good modnations level? I made one called "Jungle Valley Jumping" or my remix of "Tuki Tik Mountain". Search it by my psn "Drwillis"

Do an offer and i will be very thankful :) http://gifts.freebie...es.co.uk/249363
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