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Nigel
How to eliminate this application?
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Steve Wechsler [MVP]
Nigel said:How to eliminate this application?
Nigel,
Which program/AV detects "elitevxa32-pesky" ?
Please provide more information.
Steve Wechsler (akaMowGreen)
MS-MVP 2004-2005
Windows Server - Software Distribution
Windows - Security
J
John
Please identify this item - there is zero information on the internet about
it.
it.
G
Guest
i cant seem to delete the application which is found in my
SYSTEMS file.It is named "elitevxa32".Random adware has
been appearing when i am connected to the internet.I
suspect this "elitevxa32" as i have used many programmes
to try to rid the adware.From hijackthis, i tried to
delete the value but it just came back.In my registry, the
startup item is named as "antiware" and the command, of
course the "elitevxa32.exe" from my SySTEMS file.If i
delete it, it comes back again.
SYSTEMS file.It is named "elitevxa32".Random adware has
been appearing when i am connected to the internet.I
suspect this "elitevxa32" as i have used many programmes
to try to rid the adware.From hijackthis, i tried to
delete the value but it just came back.In my registry, the
startup item is named as "antiware" and the command, of
course the "elitevxa32.exe" from my SySTEMS file.If i
delete it, it comes back again.
S
Steve Wechsler [MVP]
It is definitely a newer malware. Could you please copy, then rename the
file to elitevxa32.xxx, compress it to a .zip file, password protect it,
and then email it to me ?
I'll get the file to MS and send it to AV vendors.
Thanks !
Apparently the file is being protected either by a super hidden .dll , a
Guardian file, or a phantom Service. Suggest you open Task Manager and
check to see if it is a running Process. End Process it if so. Then run
MSAS in Normal mode and do a Full System scan with all 3 boxes checked
and all HD's/partitions included in the scan. Reboot to Safe Mode and
scan again.
Doubt that this will remove the malware though. It would be best if you
posted this to a reputable spyware forum. Please read the guidelines of
the forum you choose prior to posting :
http://castlecops.com/forum67.html
http://spywarewarrior.com/viewforum.php?f=2&sid=3ce3e4c9a40b25268d1bac3189d22184
http://www.spywareinfo.com/forums/index.php?s=9b0a883aff07a35b99a257bb22b27e55&showforum=11
http://forum.aumha.org/viewforum.php?f=30&sid=43c28ef14e4c3f53c86af8742c804d3d
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/forum22.html
Steve Wechsler (akaMowGreen)
MS-MVP 2004-2005
Windows Server - Software Distribution
Windows - Security
file to elitevxa32.xxx, compress it to a .zip file, password protect it,
and then email it to me ?
I'll get the file to MS and send it to AV vendors.
Thanks !
Apparently the file is being protected either by a super hidden .dll , a
Guardian file, or a phantom Service. Suggest you open Task Manager and
check to see if it is a running Process. End Process it if so. Then run
MSAS in Normal mode and do a Full System scan with all 3 boxes checked
and all HD's/partitions included in the scan. Reboot to Safe Mode and
scan again.
Doubt that this will remove the malware though. It would be best if you
posted this to a reputable spyware forum. Please read the guidelines of
the forum you choose prior to posting :
http://castlecops.com/forum67.html
http://spywarewarrior.com/viewforum.php?f=2&sid=3ce3e4c9a40b25268d1bac3189d22184
http://www.spywareinfo.com/forums/index.php?s=9b0a883aff07a35b99a257bb22b27e55&showforum=11
http://forum.aumha.org/viewforum.php?f=30&sid=43c28ef14e4c3f53c86af8742c804d3d
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/forum22.html
Steve Wechsler (akaMowGreen)
MS-MVP 2004-2005
Windows Server - Software Distribution
Windows - Security