Solved Trojans Necurs.A.44 and Crypt.ULPM.Gen detected by Avira

[Time Pink]

I've used an uninstaller to remove Facemoods completely, but Eset scanner still detected it somewhere. Anyway, no more malware problems. Thank you very much for your assistance!

 

[cottonball]

If you had problems removing the FaceMoods program, and parts of it did not uninstall, see if the following finds anything pertaining to it:


Download and install the Revo Uninstaller (Freeware):
http://www.revouninstaller.com/download/revosetup.exe
Run Revo Uninstaller

At the console, select the program to remove (if there), and click the Uninstall icon.

Now, select: Advanced

Click Next, and follow the prompts.

Please click Select All (1.) and Delete (2.) to delete all Registry items, folders and files listed by Revo.

If asked to restart the computer, please do so.

Post back on how it goes.

 

[Time Pink]

Facemoods is not on the list. I think it just left a key in the registry. I've used a program (which I forgot the name) that uninstalled it and removed its keys from the registry, but seems one remained, according to the Eset antivirus scanner. After that uninstall the error message didn't show up anymore. It is not annoying me at all, its bar does not show in any browsers, and even if it did, I use Opera, so I wouldn't even see it. So if there is not a problem with it, I don't mind leaving it there

 

[cottonball]

If you are no longer having malware problems, you are good to go...

...and, if my help met your satisfaction, a rep is appreciated.



Boa sorte, Time Pink!!

 

[Time Pink]

Thank you very much for your help, cottonball
Your rep is on its way ^_^