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Dan

Hello guys, while recently scanning through my computer
with a spyware remover called, Xoftspy, I found an adware
called "Virtumonde" and the location/file was
C:\Windows\System32\Inetadpt.dll. I tried removing it but
it said it couldn't, saying that removing it would cause
other processes or something of the sort to fail, boy was
it right. Removing the file "Inetadpt.dll" wrongly can
result in no internet connectivity. I must say though that
this doesnt seem to be causing me any problems, but I would
li8ke to get rid of it. I have searched the internet for
ways in which to remove it, but either some don't work, or
some are too complicated.

Any help would be appreciated greatly!
 
Hello guys, while recently scanning through my computer
with a spyware remover called, Xoftspy, I found an adware
called "Virtumonde" and the location/file was
C:\Windows\System32\Inetadpt.dll. I tried removing it but
it said it couldn't, saying that removing it would cause
other processes or something of the sort to fail, boy was
it right. Removing the file "Inetadpt.dll" wrongly can
result in no internet connectivity. I must say though that
this doesnt seem to be causing me any problems, but I would
li8ke to get rid of it. I have searched the internet for
ways in which to remove it, but either some don't work, or
some are too complicated.

Any help would be appreciated greatly!
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Hi,

Try to start the system in the Safe mode and then get rid of this virtumonde
:)

In case of network problems after removing the spyware take a look here
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892350
 
Yo, I tried deleting it in safe mode, but it wouldn't let
me, saying that it's protected, but this is weird, as I was
able to delete it before hand. Any suggestions on how to
get rid of it?
 
Wait no I got it, what I did was use this program, which
does something to make it deletable, then I deleted it,
then fixed my connection, Thanks again for the help!
 
Thanks--glad to hear it--was that killbox?


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Wait no I got it, what I did was use this program, which
does something to make it deletable, then I deleted it,
then fixed my connection, Thanks again for the help!
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