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script error on startup
Hi all,
got this message popping up on startup.......Anybody know what? why? how to rectify?
thanks
script error on startup
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New #2
Hi lffoar,
The servicecrsss.vbs does not belong to Windows system files this could be malware infection. You can delete this file by opening Command Prompt as administrator and execute following command:
Code:Del /f /a /q C:\Windows\servicecrsss.vbs
After deleting this file scan your computer for malware infections with MalwareBytes.
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Hi
Agree with Freebooter,
As your running Avast use the PreBoot scan option as well.
Roy
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The servicecrsss.vbs does not belong to Windows system files this could be malware infection. You can delete this file by opening Command Prompt as administrator and execute following command:
After deleting this file scan your computer for malware infections with MalwareBytes.[/QUOTE]Code:Del /f /a /q C:\Windows\servicecrsss.vbs
Did as you suggested but at command prompt it said "file not found"
Soooo.....I took a punt and in the run command I typed in C:\Windows\servicecrsssr and this popped up so I deleted it
Ran MBAM and nothing came up and did an Avast boot scan and also nothing.
After re-boot walahh, it has disappeared
Thanks for your valuable input mates!!
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New #5
Just as an afterthought, could it be that the file didn't show up at command prompt because the script is actually C:\Windows\servicecrsssr.vbs? Note the R on the end
Del /f /a /q C:\Windows\servicecrsss.vbs
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[QUOTE=Layback Bear;3366921]A nice read from Malwarebytes.
Win32 Security Service - crsss.exe - Program Information
Yep, good to know Jack.
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The error message said that the system couldn't find the file. So it is not surprising that it told him "file not found" when he tried to delete it.
I did a search on "what is servicecrsssr.vbs" and a whole lot of people said that it is malware. So it is a good thing that the system couldn't find the file.
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