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Brad Smallwood
Assume people know about this already but it degrades a
system quickly with some sort of interval popup and
keyboard monitoring (would not let me visit Microsoft
among other sites, presumably so I couldn't figure out how
to fix).
has two .dll files one is called se.dll the other is
randomly generated I believe and loaded in the windows
directory. Both are locked so can only delete thru safe
mode/dos. You need to delete both files to stop it from
reappearing. I used HijackThis to identify the other .dll
(in my case called hnmma.dll)
system quickly with some sort of interval popup and
keyboard monitoring (would not let me visit Microsoft
among other sites, presumably so I couldn't figure out how
to fix).
has two .dll files one is called se.dll the other is
randomly generated I believe and loaded in the windows
directory. Both are locked so can only delete thru safe
mode/dos. You need to delete both files to stop it from
reappearing. I used HijackThis to identify the other .dll
(in my case called hnmma.dll)