How do I get rid of Babylon ?

koolkat77 said:

please keep me informed with your re installing please :)
and you can mark this thread solved for now :)

I will for sure. I will wait a bit before the re installing to after I tried the regassassin

Ok, that was easy, go to regedit,

And go back to where Babylon is infected.

In the left Right Click Main and chose Copy Key Name, paste into RegAssasin and chose Delete, then chose yes.

After removing the Key, download and merge this:

You may need to change the en-GB key to da-DK though.

This is an example of Copying on mine:
HKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-668772849-1970056412-1422857476-1000\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main

Infinite said:

Ok, that was easy, go to regedit,

And go back to where Babylon is infected.

In the left Right Click Main and chose Copy Key Name, paste into RegAssasin and chose Delete, then chose yes.

Before doing that, should I uninstall IE ?

Infinite said:

Ok, that was easy, go to regedit,

And go back to where Babylon is infected.

In the left Right Click Main and chose Copy Key Name, paste into RegAssasin and chose Delete, then chose yes.

And as you probably have seen form my other posts, Revo cannot show updates for W7

darkhorse said:

Infinite said:

Ok, that was easy, go to regedit,

And go back to where Babylon is infected.

In the left Right Click Main and chose Copy Key Name, paste into RegAssasin and chose Delete, then chose yes.

Before doing that, should I uninstall IE ?

Please.

Infinite said:

darkhorse said:

Infinite said:

Ok, that was easy, go to regedit,

And go back to where Babylon is infected.

In the left Right Click Main and chose Copy Key Name, paste into RegAssasin and chose Delete, then chose yes.

Before doing that, should I uninstall IE ?

Please.

This means yes ?

darkhorse said:

Infinite said:

darkhorse said:

Before doing that, should I uninstall IE ?

Please.

This means yes ?

Yep

koolkat77 said:

Dark horse, to my knowledge fiddling with the registries and not being sure of what you're doing may end up even worse. More over, i guess you have about 5 anti spyware/malware programs installed in your computer right now. Instead of having to download and install several antiviruses and doing repetitive scan with no luck, doing a clean install - starting afresh with no leftovers of the malware would be a better choice. and guessing doesn't always help until you have faced the problem and solved it on your own. I will suggest you once again to just do a clean install, and just be alerted of UN-ticking the option of installing any toolbar, that any software offers. This will be my last post on this thread. Best of luck & wish you a Happy New Year.

If he does mess up, he always has the chance to reinstall :)