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I have purchased and installed Bit Defender a couple months ago and two days
ago it started popping up a Virus Alert informing me it has detected a
trojan/virus.
It will show the file path then the state what the virus is: i.e:
PATH: c:\windows\system32\nnnnkhe.dll
Infected with: Trojan.Vundo.DNE
Since this initial alert popped up, I have ran HJT and tried removing the
file (Trojan) through that program, as well as downloaded and installed
several so called Virus/Trojan removal tools from Microsoft, etc....
I have run scans through Stinger, VundoFix, SmitfraudFix, jv16 power tools,
etc and so on and none of these software scanners will remove the infected
file, nor do they actually state any virus was found in the end results of
said scan, but I keep getting different pop up alerts from Bit Defender and
have located MOST of the files it claims are infedcted, with a majority of
them being located in System32 under WINDOWS folder.
Here is a list of files the alert directs to my attention just today:
system32/nnnnkhe.dll --> infected with: VUNDO.A
system32/wmvds32.dll --> infected with: Downloader.VB.ASX
and a couple more that do not show a file path only showing a web like
address starting with http:// (and numbers following)....
Anyway...I'm at a loss as to know how to either remove (permanately) these
so called infected files, or stop my Bit Defender AVP from constantly popping
up these alerts.
Thank you..
Vicki
ago it started popping up a Virus Alert informing me it has detected a
trojan/virus.
It will show the file path then the state what the virus is: i.e:
PATH: c:\windows\system32\nnnnkhe.dll
Infected with: Trojan.Vundo.DNE
Since this initial alert popped up, I have ran HJT and tried removing the
file (Trojan) through that program, as well as downloaded and installed
several so called Virus/Trojan removal tools from Microsoft, etc....
I have run scans through Stinger, VundoFix, SmitfraudFix, jv16 power tools,
etc and so on and none of these software scanners will remove the infected
file, nor do they actually state any virus was found in the end results of
said scan, but I keep getting different pop up alerts from Bit Defender and
have located MOST of the files it claims are infedcted, with a majority of
them being located in System32 under WINDOWS folder.
Here is a list of files the alert directs to my attention just today:
system32/nnnnkhe.dll --> infected with: VUNDO.A
system32/wmvds32.dll --> infected with: Downloader.VB.ASX
and a couple more that do not show a file path only showing a web like
address starting with http:// (and numbers following)....
Anyway...I'm at a loss as to know how to either remove (permanately) these
so called infected files, or stop my Bit Defender AVP from constantly popping
up these alerts.
Thank you..
Vicki