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Modern strategies of attack used by hackers allow them to strike us at any time in spite of any type of active protection in our system. The pitfall is represented by e-mail messages show that the text links to websites apparently harmless. In reality, clicking on it, the user does is start downloading infected files. Or is redirected to web pages specially created using javascript and active content in flash, whose sole purpose is to exploit browser vulnerabilities to attack the system and take the controllo.Proprio what's going on with a fake e-mail message that has clogged the network by pretending to be a communication from the Microsoft support we invite you to download IE-7.0.EXE file, a vital update to the latest version of Microsoft browser. In reality, inside the virus is present WIN32.INVALID.A @ MM , very dangerous for the programs installed on your hard disk, as would make them unusable. HOW TO REMOVE



Before cleaning, switch off the pc momenteneamente restore system configuration (to avoid backups infected). The function is reached by following the path to START / CONTROL PANEL, double click the System icon. Then in the System Configuration tab RESET put the check mark in the Mute check box Restore SYSTEM, confirming with applications. Remember to restore this useful feature at the end of the reclamation. This new threat is recognized by only a few hours for antivirus software. If the one installed in our computer is unable to track down and remove this "bastard", an excellent free solution is represented by Avira AntiVir PE http://www.free-av.de/de/download/1/download_avira_antivir_personal__free_antivirus.html . Installation requires no special attentions. In the first dialog box that appears, click on the ACCEPT button and wait for the uncompressed files needed to complete the software configuration. In the welcome window click on Next, accept the product license, then the conditions for private use only. Then we proceed further with NEXT. To complete the installation you will be asked whether to enable all the features of the software: COMPLETE and then click on Next and then Finish. It automatically opens a first quick scan of the system. Once this phase, AntiVir will be active on our system and will be automatically started. The first action to be taken is to up the definitions of viruses and malware. Just then enable internet connection and click on the START UPDATE AntiVir main screen viewing experience, more precisely in the section reached overwiew / STATUS. The procedure is completely automatic and will last only a few minutes. After the upgrade, back to the main screen viewing experience and we move in the dell'ANTIVIR LOCAL / PROTECTION. Open the Scanner tab, note that ANTIVIR offers a wide range of choices to scan in our case we choose to do a full scan by selecting complte SYSTEM SCAN. Then we start the scan by clicking the START THE SCAN WITH SELECTED PROFILE, represented by an icon of a magnifying glass, and wait for the scan to complete. With the scanning we have removed the Trojan. to confirm this, we move to the root directory of Windows from MY COMPUTER SERVICES.EXE and verify that the file has actually been removed. Without this we start Editor registry from menu Start / Run, type REGEDIT and press OK. We sail carefully between the keys and let's check those created by the virus is still present or not. In particular we seek:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \\ SOFTWARE \\ Microsoft \\ Windows \\ CurrentVersion \\ services] of

= [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \\ SOFTWARE \\ Policies \\ Microsoft \\ WindowsFirewall \\ StandardProfile]

EnableFirewall = 0x00000000 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \\ SOFTWARE \\ Policies \\ Microsoft \\ WindowsFirewall \\ domainprofile] EnableFirewall = 0x00000000

abolish it, and if present then right click the mouse and choosing the Delete menu item from the context menu that appears. After this last operation control, close the Registry Editor and restart Windows system .

NOW YOU CLEAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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