How can i get ride or clean "boot sector virus"?
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whatever you do do-not format your hard-drive at the first hint of trouble\npeople who advise this have no idea of how it sounds to those who actually know about viruses.\nit is the equivalent of re-spraying an entire vehicle to get rid of 1 scratch only to have it scratched again the next-day!\nget AVG or spyware doctor and pay for a legitimate copy.
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Try Windows Antispyware.
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try www.mscracks.com or www.cracks.am . \nMake sure that your antivirus is up to date before you open them!!!.
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Reboot into safe mode... defrag then disc cleanup/repair. If you can get through all that and see that your harddrive has no bad sectors, then run virus scan. Some viruses connect themselves to the boot sector so wiping the harddrive doesn't get them.\n\nIf all is successful but you still have the problem, use your installation disc to either reinstall the operating system. I know you did this already but do it again after you have done all of the first part.
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Go to Cnet.com and download HiJackThis program.  When you run it check all references to the pesky programs and select "Fix it" Reboot your computer and you will not see it again.
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Follow EXACTLY this procedure:\nhttp://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=35407\nIf you still have problems after you do all those steps, post a HiJackThis (HJT) in there forum. They will get you all cleaned for free!\nGood luck.
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use regclean from downloads.com.its a very small size and u can roll back also by double clicking the reg  file which it has created.\nthis doesnt require reboot!!!!!
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I assume you have tried different virus scanners.\n\nOnce you have a clean build, make a note of all the start up items (save a log file from HijackThis -free download-just google it), then again after the infection has set in. This will also list the running processes. (maybe some clues there??)\n\nI stumbled upon a utility that effectively resets windows on reboot, thus protecting you from malicious software. It seems to be aimed at 'public computers' but if you run more than one PC then it would be ideal. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=7256D456-E3DA-42EA-857D-92B716077A84&displaylang=en\n\nFinally, I also came across a standalone virus removal tool on the symantec.com website, sorry can't remember which one it is, but it was for mobile phone virus. (Symantec have a good search facility online for viruses).\n\nSorry can't be more help.
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Turn off your System Restore ... every time you clean the virus it remain in the system restore ... when you reboot ... it reloads itself ....\nTurn it off .... Scan ...... reboot ..... Turn it back on
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Don't go to any "crack" sites, that is a good way to get a virus, if you have the original disc, talk to Roxio, if you can prove you have a legitimate copy, they can help you.
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something in the boot programming is messed up, i suggest you take it to some tech place and have it looked at
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do a virus scan.  \n\nNow.
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Try this error cleaning software from Mcafee. It's free at the moment.
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Start Menu/Control Panel/Add and Remove Programs would be where I would start.  Maybe get a virus scanner McAfee works quite well.  and get the updates.
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Sounds like a virus. Update whatever virus scanner you have then scan the computer in safe mode.\n\nYou get into safe mode by hitting the F8 key while it's booting up at the very beginning.
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It is a virus.It over rides your anti anything.Go here and download this ,install,scan.It is a  30 day trial but it will remove this
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First try going to safe mode then shut down and restart. While in safe mode scan for virus and spyware. Next try a system restore.\nIf that doesn't work go to the website below to look for a restore disc.