System Tool 2011 $%@^@*&#$&

[Ernest T Bass]

Got this $#$@#$#@ virus again!! Posted about it a few months ago and got some great advice, but now I can't find the thread.
Anyone know what to do with this nasty thing? Dont wanna spend another $100 to fix it.

[BaseballUmp]

Hahaha hate that thing

[bobcat1]

Quit surfin' porn. LOL

[Yoe_09]

Originally posted by bobcat1
Quit surfin' porn. LOL

Uh oh. Lol...I would first try to delete the program if possible from your list. If that does not succeed I would try a basic system restore. If this does not work then I would think about doing a complete system restore(if its bad enough and you have no other options). If you do the complete system restore keep in mind that you may need backup CD's and you will lose everything on your hard drive.

[BaseballUmp]

Restart computer, press F8 at startup and do a restore to an earlier point

[Ernest T Bass]

Restore is not an option. There were some great suggestions last time I had this issue. Wish I could find that thread.

[Ernest T Bass]

Dammit! Now it won't even boot. Keyboard and monitor dont respond when I start the computer!!!

[bobcat1]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
Dammit! Now it won't even boot. Keyboard and monitor dont respond when I start the computer!!! Maybe this is your next option: http://www.woot.com/

[Ernest T Bass]

This happened last time too.

[Yoe_09]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
Dammit! Now it won't even boot. Keyboard and monitor dont respond when I start the computer!!!

Well if its not going to boot at all you will need to do a complete system restore which resets your computer to factory settings.

[Ernest T Bass]

Originally posted by Yoe_09
Well if its not going to boot at all you will need to do a complete system restore which resets your computer to factory settings.

Same thing happened last time. Took it to a shop and they fixed it for $120. But Id rather fix it for free if I can. But I can't do a whole system restore.

[Sweetwater Red]

Ask Ranger Mom to do the thread search. She's an expert at it. :nerd:

[garciap77]

Originally posted by bobcat1
Quit surfin' porn. LOL

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

[garciap77]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
Same thing happened last time. Took it to a shop and they fixed it for $120. But Id rather fix it for free if I can. But I can't do a whole system restore.

Just do the system restore! You can always go back to your porn sites and re-Download the stuff you lost!:D



;)

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Arrr! just got a virus, AntiVirusNet.com searching for Calallen baseball tournament schedule :mad:

Well, its a pretty good virus lol, it blocks anything you try and disable the internet broswers.

just got rid of it by first disabling the message pop when you try to execute something and then did system restore :)

[Ernest T Bass]

Originally posted by bobcat1
Quit surfin' porn. LOL

That ain't likely. Got a plan B?

[BaseballUmp]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
That ain't likely. Got a plan B?

Get'em on DVD?

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
That ain't likely. Got a plan B? you can try the tool i used to get me to the option where i could do system restore. pm me your email and i'll mail you the tool. its quick and easy.

[bobcat1]

Is this it?

http://bbs.3adownlow.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=104999&highlight=computer+virus

[crzyjournalist03]

My wife's computer came down with an "antivirus" virus a couple of weeks ago.

Start the computer in safe mode if possible. Turn off proxy settings on the internet explorer, and you should be able to surf the internet again. These viruses set up a fake proxy that redirects you to a fake web page that they've stored on your computer

Download Rkill and malwarebytes anti-malware remover. (Google search should help you find these)

Run the Rkill in safe mode (you may have to run it a couple of times before it actually works and disables the virus.

Then open malwarebytes and BEFORE you scan, make sure the latest updates are downloaded. (If you don't, you're liable to have to do the entire process twice)

Run the malwarebytes program, and it will take an hour or so, but should find all of the files and should be able to delete them when it's done with a system restart.

If you get a warning that malwarebytes or rkill is a virus trying to infect your computer or that it's an unsafe program, ignore it. That's the virus trying to prevent you from using it.

[poisoned10]

Originally posted by SintonFan_inAustin
the tool. its quick and easy.

That's what she said.

[Yoe_09]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
Same thing happened last time. Took it to a shop and they fixed it for $120. But Id rather fix it for free if I can. But I can't do a whole system restore.

Are you saying you cant do it because its not doable or you cant do it and lose your stuff? Whats the brand and model of your computer?

[Ernest T Bass]

Both. Not sure I have the restore disk and I can't afford to lose everything.

[carter08]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
That ain't likely. Got a plan B?

Surf safer porn sites.

I don't think I am allowed to link those here. xD

[Tx Challenge]

Seriously, it depends on what operating system you use. System restore is the best bet. Stay away from facebok app request....If all else fails, get a mac:D

[BILLYFRED0000]

www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php is the link. If it is malware this will fix it. It is a free download. I have it on both my pc's and it works every time.

[garciap77]

Originally posted by carter08
Surf safer porn sites.

I don't think I am allowed to link those here. xD

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

[RoyceTTU]

Originally posted by crzyjournalist03
My wife's computer came down with an "antivirus" virus a couple of weeks ago.

Start the computer in safe mode if possible. Turn off proxy settings on the internet explorer, and you should be able to surf the internet again. These viruses set up a fake proxy that redirects you to a fake web page that they've stored on your computer

Download Rkill and malwarebytes anti-malware remover. (Google search should help you find these)

Run the Rkill in safe mode (you may have to run it a couple of times before it actually works and disables the virus.

Then open malwarebytes and BEFORE you scan, make sure the latest updates are downloaded. (If you don't, you're liable to have to do the entire process twice)

Run the malwarebytes program, and it will take an hour or so, but should find all of the files and should be able to delete them when it's done with a system restart.

If you get a warning that malwarebytes or rkill is a virus trying to infect your computer or that it's an unsafe program, ignore it. That's the virus trying to prevent you from using it.


+1 ETB, me and Jauch are in charge or keeping up over 250 machines. This is about the only way to get rid of this virus.

[Ernest T Bass]

Well, it won't even boot, so it's all a moot point now. Luckily, like rancher says, coaches make a ton of money so it won't be a problem.

[BILLYFRED0000]

Originally posted by Ernest T Bass
Well, it won't even boot, so it's all a moot point now. Luckily, like rancher says, coaches make a ton of money so it won't be a problem.


Did you try safe mode? Just had to ask. I trouble shoot systems all the time.

[Ernest T Bass]

Yes it won't boot at all.

[SintonFan_inAustin]

Originally posted by BILLYFRED0000
Did you try safe mode? Just had to ask. I trouble shoot systems all the time. +1 just took care of a customer with this same thing. took me less than min to block it and then couple of mins for it to do system restore. quick and easy ;)