HDPlugin1019.dll

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Marcus

Hi,

Symantec Virus on line check finds:

C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\HDPlugin1019.dll is infected with
Adware.Gator

How can I remove this? Can I just delete all files in the Downloaded Program
Files folder?

Thanks,

Marcus
 
From: "Marcus" <[email protected]>

| Hi,
|
| Symantec Virus on line check finds:
|
| C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\HDPlugin1019.dll is infected with
| Adware.Gator
|
| How can I remove this? Can I just delete all files in the Downloaded Program
| Files folder?
|
| Thanks,
|
| Marcus
|

You should have Symantec remove it.
 
Hi,

Symantec Virus on line check finds:

C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\HDPlugin1019.dll is infected with
Adware.Gator

How can I remove this? Can I just delete all files in the Downloaded Program
Files folder?
Click to expand...

Go to the link at the end of this post and download one of the
antispyware scanners like Ad-aware or Spybot S&D. They detect and
remove Gator. I wouldn't be surprised if there was more. Please report
back.
 
I am running adware now. SpyBot could not find it. Symantec online doesn't
give me an option to remove it nor does it seem listed anywhere.

Marcus
 
I am running adware now. SpyBot could not find it. Symantec online doesn't
give me an option to remove it nor does it seem listed anywhere.

Marcus
Click to expand...
Adaware & Spybot will both find and remove Gator stuff if they don't
find anything its probably a false positive / NAV glitch. You are
using NAV 2005 I assume. Try running an on-line AV scanner such as
Panda or whatever

http://www.pandasoftware.com/products/activescan/com/activescan_principal.htm

See if that says you have any problems.

Also if you have Ad Aware installed you can Right Click on the suspect
folders and have Ad Aware scan them individually.

Also note the amount of AV app problems on this site related to Norton
against the posts related to NOD 32 problems, big difference.

8-)

Jonah
 
You mean don't bother trying to remove it? Adware / Spybot found nothing.
I am running the Symantec online virus detector. So I assume it updates when
it downloads Active X controls.

Marcus




jonah said:
I am running adware now. SpyBot could not find it. Symantec online doesn't
give me an option to remove it nor does it seem listed anywhere.

Marcus
Click to expand...
Adaware & Spybot will both find and remove Gator stuff if they don't
find anything its probably a false positive / NAV glitch. You are
using NAV 2005 I assume. Try running an on-line AV scanner such as
Panda or whatever

http://www.pandasoftware.com/products/activescan/com/activescan_principal.htm

See if that says you have any problems.

Also if you have Ad Aware installed you can Right Click on the suspect
folders and have Ad Aware scan them individually.

Also note the amount of AV app problems on this site related to Norton
against the posts related to NOD 32 problems, big difference.

8-)

Jonah
Click to expand...
 
From: "Marcus" <[email protected]>

| You mean don't bother trying to remove it? Adware / Spybot found nothing.
| I am running the Symantec online virus detector. So I assume it updates when
| it downloads Active X controls.
|
| Marcus

Please submit "HDPlugin1019.dll" to Virus Total --
http://www.virustotal.com/flash/index_en.html
The submission will then be tested against 17 different AV vendor's scanners.

Another way to submit is to send the suspect file to the following email address
scan<at>virustotal.com
{ replace <at> with @ } with only the word SCAN as the subject.

Please post back the EXACT results.
 
Hi again,

I can't find the damn file! Symantec keeps claiming it's there:
WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\HDPlugin1019.dll is infected with
Adware.Gator

What next?

Thanks,

Marcus
 
From: "Marcus" <[email protected]>

| Hi again,
|
| I can't find the damn file! Symantec keeps claiming it's there:
| WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\HDPlugin1019.dll is infected with
| Adware.Gator
|
| What next?
|
| Thanks,
|
| Marcus
|

Either tell Windows Explorer to view Hidden System files or change the attribute of the file
and folders to not be Hidded System files.
 
Hi,

It's already set that way. I did notice these Downloaded Program Files are
anActive X Cache folder
 
From: "Marcus" <[email protected]>

| Hi,
|
| It's already set that way. I did notice these Downloaded Program Files are
| anActive X Cache folder
|
|

Try view ining a Command Prompt and using the ATTRIB command.
 
Nothing finds this bugger!.......I even went into registry and removed all
instances of:
'Downloaded Program Files\HDPlugin1019.dll'
Still shows up in Symantec online AV check! No other virus check has found a
problem.
What if I simply deleted the folder ........"Downloaded Program Files" in
Windows? It now contains over a dozen items and it is described as an
'active X cache' folder. What would happen?

Marcus
 
From: "Marcus" <[email protected]>

| Thanks.....but how is this done?
|
| Marcus


My apologies.. I got the impression you already knew...

Start --> Run
cmd.exe

in the Command Prompt,

cd "%windir%\Downloaded Program Files"

attrib *.* -r -h -s

copy "HDPlugin1019.dll" c:\

exit

Then submit the file "c:\HDPlugin1019.dll" to Virus Total --
http://www.virustotal.com/flash/index_en.html


Please post back the EXACT results.
 
From: "Marcus" <[email protected]>

| Thanks......but it tells me that it cannot find cmd.exe file
|
|
Let me get this stright -- You go to; Start ---> Run and you entered; CMD.EXE
and the OS gave you a "bad command or filename" or similar error ?

What if you go to; Start ---> Run and you entered; %comspec% ?

Dave
 
Okay.....That got me into DOS....... but I get message "sharing violation
reading drive C
 
From: "Marcus" <[email protected]>

| Okay.....That got me into DOS....... but I get message "sharing violation
| reading drive C
|

WHEN did you get that message ? at what point ?

What succeeded ?

Are you running WinME oe Win98 ?
 
From: "Marcus" <[email protected]>

| Running 98SE
| I typed in: cd "%windir%\Downloaded Program Files"attrib *.* -r -h -s

{ /*Well that explains the CMD.EXE problem - Do'h !*/ }

The following are TWO separate commands !

1. --> cd "%windir%\Downloaded Program Files"

2. --> attrib *.* -r -h -s

In the DOS prompt type;
cd "%windir%\Downloaded Program Files"
hit the enter key;

now type;
attrib *.* -r -h -s
hit the enter key;

now type;
copy "HDPlugin1019.dll" c:\
hit the enter key

now type;
exit
hit the enter key

Then submit the file "c:\HDPlugin1019.dll" to Virus Total --
http://www.virustotal.com/flash/index_en.html

Please post back the EXACT results.
 
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