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Started by Bean
(2015-03-01 23:52:13)
Bean (2015-03-07 12:20:55)
I wonder how I got a virus from uninstalling some unwanted software, anyway.
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CodyP2000 (2015-03-07 14:12:06)
^ I don't think that should have happened.
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Bean (2015-03-07 14:45:08)
A couple of them came bundled with the thing that removes them. Probably so they can punish us for not wanting them anymore with viruses.
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CodyP2000 (2015-03-07 14:58:56)
^Ha, probably.

Anyways, were you able to get everything removed?
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Bean (2015-03-07 15:06:12)
^ I haven't got a reply for my latest post on the thread yet.

For some reason adware doesn't affect Incognito.
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CodyP2000 (2015-03-07 15:35:07)
^I only told you the methods I used to be able to remove all harmful files on my PC.

Did any of those work for you?
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Leviathan (2015-03-07 16:33:30)
First, boot into your computer.

Then delete the following files.

%AppData%\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Templates\random.exe
%Temp%\random.exe
%AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\~random
%AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\.dll4


Then go into the start menu, and click run. (Or enter the following into the search box if you're on windows seven.)

Enter "regedit".

You'll see a few folders. Open "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE". Look through all the files in that list for anything with the virus name. Best case scenario, there will be a folder itself in the list somewhere. Otherwise, look through every file for something with the name Cloudscot(most likely will be "cloudscot.utop.it".

Then go into your browser and disable the cloudscot extension.

After this, it will most likely be gone. But it also may try re-installing itself. So after you do all this, run a scan with malwarebytes, then use SpyHunter to get whatever is left.

If that doesn't work use ing Google.


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Bean (2015-03-07 17:03:14)
^ I have used Google but the stuff on there didn't do JACK.
Get it?
Jack is my name.
AHHAHAHAHHAHA
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CodyP2000 (2015-03-07 18:06:53)
^ Did you try anything that I had said?
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Bean (2015-03-12 03:04:07)
Problem solved.
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bye
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