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I'm in the process of doing the SAS retrieval. But will be a while before I get back to this machine.
Thanx for your patience.
Do I have the w32 Blaster?
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New #32
Do I try to run SAS in SAFE MODE or reboot first?
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New #34
Actually, that defeats the purpose of the SUPERAntiSpyware Portable...
As described by the website, ...it is a single file you can copy to your USB drive without requiring installation, and also automatically gives you a random filename so the malware can’t detect it as easily.
In other words, it should work in the infected environment...
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New #35
SAS still scanning. Has found Trojan.Agent/Gen-Injector(Fmt) and 54 tracking cooks.
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New #36
Prescottbob,
Is SAS pointing to a file when giving the detection?
Also, are you running SAS from Safe Mode or normal Windows?
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New #37
It's still scanning in safe mode. The screen only shows the Trojan nomenclature. However, I did notice SAS was scanning McAfee files when it appeared on the screen. Still scanning will SAS tell me to delete everything it lists?
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New #38
It should list what it found as Threats Detected, and give you the option to place a check next to what you wish to delete.
As far as cookies go, that is up to you, however, any serious entry, click: Remove Threats button.
Also press View Scan Log, which should open in Notepad, and post its results.
It is also possible that SAS asks for a reboot in order to delete some files. Please do so.
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New #39
Over 5 hours of scanning we have an SAS report. OOOPS! It was highlited and copied but when I hit paste it disappeared and never made it to the post. I'm rebooting now to see if things have improved.
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New #40
Try copying it pasting the log again
Open up SUPERAntiSpyware and click View Scan Logs
Wrap log inside[CODE][/CODE] by clicking on the # symbol inside the message boxLast edited by VistaKing; 07 May 2013 at 05:21.
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