How can i get rid of the Isass.exe program? I know that it a trojan but i can't end the process. Please help!
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#1 Try finding it in your task manager and stop proccess\n#2  Registry mechanic is awesome it will clean it out of your registry\n#3 goto housecall antvirus with trend micro.It is a free scan.It also repairs trojans.\n#4 Download the repair tool from microsoft.Hope one of these helps:)
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Startup in Safe Mode, scan with updated A/V, Adaware and Spybot S&D, do \na search for dinst.exe and delete it. Run regedit, do a Find for \ndinst.exe and delete any keys containing references to it.
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First off, I would check that you're allowed to remove it.. I work for a company where we monitor the useage of the systems, it is against company policy to even try to get around this..\n\nThen (assuming you are allowed) I would check the list of running processes, look them up on the internet (google.com or similar) I am sure you will find out which one is the offending application.. then kill it...\n\nAll being well you will not be under the watchfull eye of the company any more.\n\nThen it's simply a case of uninstalling the program (search the hard drive for the .exe in question, delete it.. effective but may re-appear) via the control panel (if it's there).
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HI, You should run an Anti Spyware Program in Safe mode. Spysweeper from Webroot does the best job. I believe they have a 14 day trial version.\n\nBefore you do that. You should Delete the Contents of some folders.\n------------------------------------------------------------\nClick on Start run, Type - Temp - ...Click on Enter ..open folder delete contents.\n\nClick on Start run, Type - %Temp% - ...Click on Enter ..open folder delete contents.\n\nClick on Start run, Type - Prefetch - ...Click on Enter ..open folder delete contents.\n\n\nNow restart your Computer in Safe Mode.\n\nRun Yor Anti Spyware program as well as your Anti Virus Program\n\nAll the Best
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its not possible...  as antivirus has been installed in system 32 files( and registry file) of Xp...  unless u unistall...  u cant do that mate...  oopps...  sorry....
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You mean you want to use Microsoft's malicious software removal tool to get rid of the virus.  My first recommendation is don't use any of Microsoft's tools.  Instead, get AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition, http://free.grisoft.com/ and use it to remove the virus.  That is, if you don't already have Norton or other anti-virus application and if you do then it should be able to remove it.
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go to download.com and get some special programs for trojans .. but in general get Kaspersky , it's the best antivirus and include anti-trojans also .. it's perfect , believe me .. ;)
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you have antivirus & antispyware\ndont go hittin on that pop up just dont load\nspybot\nantispyware blocker\nad-ware (se)\newido antispyware\nxoftspy\nwhen you have them\ninstall them\nthen update them\nand check for updates on ur\nantivirus\nthen restart da. pc as pc is starting up keep hitting on (F8) key\ntill you come to safemode menu on screen go to safemode hit on enter. then hit on enter again\nwait for pc to come to user login screen . you will see at top\n(ADMIN) hit on that name .nver put password on that (ADMIN ) account it is there for you if you froget passwords on ur other accounts. (ADMIN) can reset passwords on accounts if forgot\nnow at desktop .safemode box will be on screen . just hit on ok\nthen open ur antivirus and go to settings .set it for deep scan full scan of hard drive. then let it scan pc.for virus. if any found delete them with ur antivirus.then use da antispyware. 1 at .,time to check for spyware.malware.trojans. adware . if any found you must deslete them. if anything comes up in ur antispyware saying files have been found in pc registry . watch da. p[arth it says it is in . then go to ur registry . find da. folder that it is in. right hit on that folder. hit on delete never click on pop ups. they are spyware. that will have ur pc end up with trojans.malware on & virus. always have ur antisvirus upto date. & a pc firewall on pc\nzonelarm pro firewall is free. to use\nhave ur antispyware up to date. nbever shut down ur firewall & antivirus at all. have them on when ever ur pc is switch on . never disable them .when all scan is done .& you have remove da. spyware.trojans. malware.adware. clean up ur pc by defrag .da hard drive to . defrag hard drive. hit on start> all programs> accessories>system tools> disk .defrag . what you do when you see da. defrag box on screen is hit on defrag. let it defrag .ur hard drive. .when that is done .restart pc . and come back to ur user account . name login . make sure ur antivirus& firewall are on & in taskbar . then open explorer. hit on the red X to stop it going to a website. then hit on tools> internet options . fropm there\nhit on delete cookies . then hit on delete files.check mark da . box .delete all offline content then hit on ok. then hit on clear history. and hit on da. history .tab set it for 1 then hit on\napply& ok . remember never set a password on that (ADMIND) account you seen at start up. that (ADMIN) account can get you back into desktop if you forget ur password on ur other accounts .
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Well, I had a client with the same software loaded on.    It is a nasty little spyware program.  I found that even using a spyware removal program such as Ad-Aware with its add-ons didn't work.  Try this below:\n\n) Because several files may be in use currently when NCase has infected your system, you should first start Windows in Safe Mode, generally by pressing F8 when the computer restarts and choosing Safe Mode for the list of choices.\n\n2) Remove the Startup Entry in the Registry\n\nClick on Start, Run, Type REGEDIT and Click OK\n\nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \nSoftware \nMicrosoft \nWindows \nCurrentVersion \nRun\n\nRight-Click on the file MSBB and click DELETE \nCheck for any randomly named entries pointing to an EXE file of the same name in the Windows directory \n(this can be part of the NCASE infection as well)\n\nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \nSoftware \nMicrosoft \nWindows \nCurrentVersion \nUninstall \nRight-click and Delete the following folders\nnCase \nmsbb \nClick the pluses(+) next to the following items\nHKEY_Current_User \nSoftware \nRight-click and Delete the folder called 180solutions \n3) Delete the NCASE folder and/or the MSBB.exe file\n\nOpen My Computer, Drive C, Program Files \nRight-click on the NCASE folder (if it exists) and Delete it, you may also find a 180Solutions folder, delete this as well. \nLook for and Delete MSBB.EXE in the System or System32 directory under Windows \n\n4) Remove the Active X Control (if present)\n\nOpen My Computer, Drive C, Windows, Downloaded Program Files folder \nRight-click on the nCaseInstaller Class entry (if present) and click Delete \nClose back out to the Desktop \n5) Reboot the computer in Normal Mode and test (ncase should be gone\n\nGood Luck!
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I agree with Dusty.  Seems like a trojan, or at least spyware.\nAll of his download suggestions are good.  I would recommend a visit to PC Pitstop first, though.  If it's a trojan, it may interfere with downloading, so an online scan like PC Pitstop would be an alternative.  It will also give you a good idea of your machine's performance, along with processes running (a good clue to virii and spyware), and a relative comparison with other computers similarly equipped.\n\nThe other suggestion about "Hijack This" is also good.  This program will give you detailed information about all processes running, including those that may be hidden from the Task Manager.  Please avail yourself of the experienced community of Hijack This users so you don't end up deleting something by mistake that is essential to your computer's operation.\n\nSites listed below are PCPitstop, Download.com (HijackThis page), Spybot S&D, and Merijn.org (excellent anti-spyware resource.\nGood luck!
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I also have 6 processes of "svchost.exe" running on my computer. Apparently it's something that's supposed to be running. I wouldn't worry about it, but you could try running an anti-virus program if it really bothers you.\n\nI use AVG Free and it works really well. You can get it from http://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php/doc/2 if you don't already have an anti-virus program on your computer.
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I once relied on my anti spyware detector and it told me I had a trojan in my system32 folder. I went to delete it, but it said that I couldnt delete anything in that folder because it was a systems folder that has disc protection. So I started the computer in safe mode and then asked to boot up in MS DOS mode.\n\nSo I get to the command prompt and I type:\ncd windows* (enter)\ncd system32 (enter)\nrem <filename> \nor \ndel <filename>\n\nSo it removed it. Then I rebooted my PC to normal mode to start windows.\n\nAll of a sudden, my sound wasnt working and it said I was missing that file.\n\nWhats the moral of the story? \n\nI would do research on that file and see if its indeed a trojan. You cant rely on spyware detectors to find trojans because not all of them detect things correctly. That file might actually belong there, so please be careful.\n\nIf it lets you delete it straight from the folder, then you should be able to just go to MY COMPUTER, C drive, Windows, then System32 and locate that file and delete it. Just right click, then delete it. If there is system protection on that file, or if it says that file is in use, then you will need to use my method that I used above to delete, using MS DOS reboot method.\n\nIf you still have problems, just contact me.
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Hi there,\n\nOne program that will remove this from your machine is Prevx1.  This is an all-in-one solution that is proving to detect, protect and remove more malware (virii, spyware, adware, trojans, etc) than all other loeading security vendors.\n\nHere's some more information on the "Agent" malware, plus a link to their Free Trial that will scan your computer and remove all trace of any of the numerous agent variants, plus any other Malware on your PC:\nhttp://virusinfo.prevx.com/viruscenter.asp?returnpage=default&GRP=4764600015
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From the sound of it, yeah, it's a virus/trojan.  You can go to microsoft.com and there is a cleaning tool.  Even if you have windows antispyware, it might help.  Good luck!
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oooh yah....computes do that...go to program files and remove the folder manually...just dont muck around in the program files too much.....if the files are hidden, open them anyway...I think AVG is the availsoft folder.just examine contents before you go erase happy
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you're problem may not be the same as the one my friend and I had... but lets be safe.   We both got the IDENTICAL problem when installing the new official fraps 2.8.1..  the file had an embedded trojan.\n\nIt was killed though by your antivirus..  and what is left is a single file in  windows folder called svchost.exe  you'll see it sitting all by itself.   Also..     do\nSTART>> run  >> msconfig       you will have a Startup option (startup tab)  that says  svchost.exe  installed in windows/svchost.exe.   This is a trojan.   svchost.exe only is in system32.     Uncheck that svchost.exe from starting.. restart..  problem should be gone..     now manually delete that file from the windows system folder..   reboot again :)   problem solved\n\nIf you do not have a svchost.exe  in the windows folder and/or in the startup menu..  this may be a SOCKS 5 problem with your network  as  naturally..  antinat is related to SOCKS 5  and Linux..\n\nhope the answer helped...
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don't know which program it is , but you should go to start > add/remove programs to uninstall it.