A Trojan Making Me Crazy

i am having this problem from last few days. i am using Microsoft Security Essentials as anti virus on my Window 7 32 bit. See the screen shot attached. even after doing the full scan and also deleting that file manually this warning pop ups again and again. what i do?

Hi junedraza

You got a nasty one there > https://www.microsoft.com/security/p...ID=-2147337024

I would download SpyBot > http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html and run in safe mode also turn off system restore just before your ready to scan.

I fix a few of these every week for my clients. This is a rootkit and won't allow you to do very much on your computer. If you are able to run malwarebytes then do it but I doubt you will be able to. Get a trial version of unhackme and put it on a flash drive and install from there. Be careful with unhackme because you might delete the wrong files. This will run at boot before Windows is loaded and that's the only way to get these threats under control. I have had success using the Kaspersky or BitDefender boot disks and running a scan from their Linux virtual drives. You'll need to have your Ethernet cable plugged in so they can update their databases.

Eventually you will be able to run malwarebytes from within Windows so set it for a complete scan.

I just finished fixing a machine this morning and this nasty virus went too far and compromised system files so badly I had to re-install the OS.

Did you delete the two items shown in th elinks at the bottom of the window

yes, i manually went to that folders and deleted the files but it comes again and again.

Use malwarebytes or a squared is another really good scanner. If those don't work do a reinstall and this time do 64 bit

dear roban, i have downloaded malwarebyte and did the complete scan and found around 109 infections of different type. i am attaching the its log please have a look. how to get rid of these infections and how i destroy it? please do me help

After you did your scan there is a button labeled 'view results' when you click that button all infections will be listed with check marks and a new button 'fix errors' will be shown. Click that button. You will have to re-boot.

Whoa, 109? lol

Well yes, follow as Roban says. Then also, scan with Spybot and also XoftSpySE. They will probably find more malware too.

From looking at the log you attached, you have a LOT of keygens and activators on there. Those may be causing problems.

You really need another antivirus program besides MS Security Essentials. Download the free version of AVG AntiVirus or Avira Antivirus.

You can download Avira Free HERE

You can download AVG Free HERE

Are you running a firewall also? You should, even though the Windows 7 firewall does a fairly decent job, third-party firewalls are even better.

You can download Outpost Firewall Free HERE