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      02-07-2011
i have been unable to get rid of the mr. magoo even when using malware bytes and bitdefender updated how do i get rid of this problem when the security i use does not work on it nor system restore as well on my laptop ruuning windows 7 professional every time i thing i have it solved it comes back up.
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      02-07-2011
Hi karlkgrn - Welcome to w7forums

Have you tried Malwarebytes in safe mode?
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      02-07-2011
Hi karlkgrn,

Did you run Malwarebytes in Safe Mode?

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Hi karlkgrn - Welcome to w7forums

Have you tried Malwarebytes in safe mode?
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      02-07-2011
I think Kaspersky has a bootable scan CD you could try.
 
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Yes i have tried malware in safe mode as well and with bit defender 2010 as well even trying to find in the registry
 
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      02-07-2011
What about Eset online scanner?
http://www.eset.com/online-scanner
 
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no i have not tryed esst online but i have use Mcafee stinger
 
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      02-14-2011
Now why would you want to get rid of me? I'm pretty harmless unless provoked. I guess I am dumb enough to mess up your system, so zapping me might be a wise move.
 
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Now why would you want to get rid of me? I'm pretty harmless unless provoked. I guess I am dumb enough to mess up your system, so zapping me might be a wise move.
I'm on your side mr.magoo. Us cartoon characters have to gang together. Where's Bugs when you need him?
 
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