I can't find "Etrust EZ Antivirus" via search or in the Control Panel Add/Remove Programs. How to find it?
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Best bet is to use there tech support. The don't have a customer knowledgebase to check. \nhttp://www.my-etrust.com/support/Problem.aspx\nIf there is no uninstall icon in the folder listed under all progams, or no listing in the control panel, add and remove programs, then definately use the link above.
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go to this site for many tips and programs for virus removal\nhttp://www.freecreed.com/index.html\nAnti-Spyware Software \n\n• CWShredder - You can find it at [www.trendmicro.com] Latest version is v2.19 \n• Lavasoft's Ad-Aware - You can find it at [www.lavasoftusa.com] Latest version is v1.06SE \n• Spybot S&D - You can find it at [www.spybot.info] Latest version is v1.14 \n\nFor Windows 2000 and Windows XP ( not the 64bit version ) only \n\n• Ewido Antimalware - You can find it at [www.ewido.net] Latest version is v4.0.0.172 \n\nAnti-Virus Software \n\n• Grisoft AVG Free - You can find it at [free.grisoft.com] Latest version is v7.1.405 \n\nFirst you will want to download each of the above programs and then install them. After you install them, you MUST update them so you will have the latest protection. There is one small exception: CWShredder is a stand-alone program that doesn't need to be installed, but you do need to have it check for an update to ensure that you have the latest version. If you don't update these programs and you are infected with the latest parasites, you will not be able to effectively detect and clean them from your computer, so remember to update, update, update. \n\nSince spyware is a bigger problem today than viruses, and spyware is typically harder to find and get rid of, I suggest to start looking for spyware first. I also use the different AS software packages in a specific order so that I go after the tougher problems first and the easiest ones last. \n\nTurn off System Restore \n\n• WinME and WinXP have a cool feature called System Restore. It is used to restore your computer to an earlier configuration in case of a problem. The only problem is that it wasn't made with parasites in mind, and often it can't tell the difference between an infected file and a good file, so it might automatically restore an infected file also if it had been in a protected area, effectively re-infecting your computer. Because of this, it is recommended to turn off System Restore before you test, and when you're done, turn it back on so you are still protected from standard computer problems. \n\n• For WindowsME \n\nClick Start, Settings, and then click Control Panel. \nDouble-click the System icon. The System Properties dialog box appears. \n\nNOTE: If the System icon is not visible, click "View all Control Panel options" to display it. \n\nClick the Performance tab, and then click File System. \nClick the Troubleshooting tab, and then check Disable System Restore. \nClick OK. Click Yes, when you are prompted to restart Windows. \n\n• For WindowsXP \n\nClick Start. \nRight-click the My Computer icon, and then click Properties. \nClick the System Restore tab. \nCheck "Turn off System Restore" or "Turn off System Restore on all drives." \nClick Apply. \nWhen turning off System Restore, the existing restore points will be deleted. Click Yes to do this. \nClick OK. \n\nCarefully Look at Windows Add/Remove programs for suspicious programs \n\n• Many of the spyware threats actually install into your system like a program. Many appear to be utilities that you may think are helpful but in reality aren't. Look for add-an toolbars, while toolbars like those provided by Google, MSN, Yahoo and other are great utils, there are many more that aren't and if in doubt check it out to see if ones you have are parasitic. Another common exploit are the Search helpers, WinTools, Gator products, IE Helper, Comet Cursor and many others just to name a very few. Peer-to-Peer (P2P) programs are another common source for these and even the ones that doen't come with spyware themselves are a security risk that may lead to your system being infected or to spread infections like these. Remove all suspicious programs, if you are wrong, you may always re-install them later. \n\nRun Disk Clean-Up \n\n• This actually comes with Windows and has been installed by de
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Hi , \nyou can download ewido anti malware from http://www.ewido.net/en website , go to safe mode with networking( pressing F8 continously after restarting computer) and then run a complete scan by it. Let it find and fix whatever it finds. Finally go for an online scan at http://housecall.trendmicro.com/ and run the scan from that website. Restart computer to normal mode and check if you still have problems.
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if u know the name use the windows search function . .... you can also look through program files  ... shouldnt be too hard to spot .... also look through add/remove programs to uninstall it .. dont just delete the folder .. maybe u need to sign in as admin to see it ..
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The virus should be deleted by the software automatically. Try to delete manually. Otherwise, you insatll a standard antivirus soft ware such as Norton,  AVG , Avast ( free antivirus software  and Ad-aware, Ewido ( free spyware removers). You can download free softwares at\nhttp://fixit.in/antivirus.html and http://fixit.in/spywareremover.html
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1) GO TO "CONTROL PANEL".\n2) GO TO "ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS".\n3) FIND I.E.7 & CLICK ON REMOVE.\n4)MAKE SURE IT IS REMOVED.\n5) IF YOU HAD REGULAR I.E., IT STILL SOULD BE IN YOUR PROGRAMS. IF SO--YOU ARE ALL SET!!!\n6) IF NOT, INSTALL I.E..\n\nHOPE THIS HELPED & WAS EASY TO FOLLOW!!!
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Get Rid of NORTON ANTI VIRUS co my-etrust.com and download their trial version for a month it will fix it fast.\nClick this link please:- http://store.ca.com\n\nI found Norton Anti Virus very heavy on my PC resources and quite ineffective where a lot of Virus are concerned.Maybe I am wrong but that's what I experienced.\nI am using Mcafee now and very much satisfied with the results
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Manually delete it from Windows (just click and delete) and then search for it through your Registry and do the same...it will take some time but it will work. You might also want to visit their website and download the uninstaller, every antivirus company has one!!\n\nGo here and try method 3\nhttp://esupport.trendmicro.com/support/viewxml.do?ContentID=EN-121060&id=EN-121060\n\nOR HERE:\n\nhttp://esupport.trendmicro.com/support/viewxml.do?ContentID=EN-121063&id=EN-121063
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Have you restarted in safemode then had AVG delete it?\nSounds like you have a dropper which are notoriously hard to get rid of. If safemode doesnt work:\n\nGo here and follow their directions then post your question to them. They will walk you thorough the process.\nGood luck!\n\nhttp://gladiator-antivirus.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=10517
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Here you have some good and free antivirus programs:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/\nGet one and also an anti-spyware program!
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You need to run an anti spyeware, preferable in Safe Mode. Norton is an anti virus and it won't find spyware (trojans.)\n\nBefore attempting to remove malware you must switch off System Restore as back up files will be hiding in there, and it will just restore itself. Go to Start - programs - accessories - system tools - system restore.\nRun your anti virus and anti spyware in Safe Mode. To get into Safe Mode \nrepeatedly press the F8 key after the bios screen loads but before Windows loads. \nYou'll know if you made it because the screen will be at 800 x 600 and your pc will be slow.\n\nThen beef up your security. Its easier to prevent malware getting on to your sytem in the first place rather than trying to remove it. All the following programs are free for personal use;\n\nYou need to install one firewall.\nThe Windows firewall doesn't stop malware on your pc from dialling out. \nYour Norton firewall, or\nhttp://www.zonelabs.com Zone Alarm firewall or\nhttp://www.comodogroup.com/  - Comodo security suite.\n\nYou need to install one anti virus;\nyour Norton anti virus. Or\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/freeweb.php/doc/2/  -AVG anti virus or\nhttp://www.avast.com - Avast Antivirus   \n\n\nYou need all three anti spyware programs;\nhttp://www.ewido.net - AVG(Ewido) anti trojan.\nhttp://www.lavasoft.com - Ad-Aware SE Personal anti adware\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org - Spybot Search and Destroy anti spyware\n\nAnd these are useful utilities;\nShields Up security site; \nhttps://www.grc.com - check your firewall works\nhttp://www.grc.com/optout.htm - grc anti spyware program and info.\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/ Firefox web browser and Thunderbird e-mail program.\nhttp://www.opera.com/ Opera web browser\nInstal both these web browsers, turn off javascript on one and use that browser for vising unknown websites. They don't support Active X so thats one less way for problems to get on your pc.\n\nhttp://spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm - The Spyware Warrior site \nidentifies fake anti spyware programs.\nhttp://www.ccleaner.com Cr*pcleaner Registry cleaner and privacy tool\nhttp://www.mailwasher.net/ -spam filter\nWinpatrol is a handy utility that tracks cookies on your pc and stops unwanted \nchanges to your startup folder.\nhttp://www.winpatrol.com\nSpywareblaster works with Internet Explorer and Firefox. It won't uninstall spyware that is already on your pc, but it will prevent hijacks and other malicious changes to your browser.\nhttp://www.javacoolsoftware.com\nhttp://www.siteadvisor.com -MacAffee Site Advisor warns about malware on sites you are about to visit.\nhttp://www.sys-shield.com - AbsoluteShield File Shredder\nhttp://heidi.ie/eraser - Eraser file shredder\nhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/Antivirus/Lavasoft-ARIES-Rootkit-Remover.shtml - Aries Rootkit remover.\n\nRemember to update and run all of you anti malware programs at least once a week. \n\nI know this is a lot of info but just be patient and work through it.
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Have you looked through all submenus?  For some reason my anti-virus program is under start > all programs > accessories > system tools. If you still can't find it, it might be best to contact Panda and find out from them where it's hiding. Upper right corner of Panda's homepage is a link to "contact":\n\nhttp://www.pandasoftware.com/\n\nBTW - have you noticed how much you, me and Henk look like one another?\n\nplrr
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Go to "My Computer" - "add or remove programs" look for it and remove it
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Actually, you do not have to search anything. When you install an  Anti-virus program, it will tell you (i.e. Norton Internet Security, etc) was detected,  this "program" must be removed.... Cancel setup at this point and remove the "program". Then install the new Anti-virus program.
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try www.mscracks.com or www.cracks.am . \nMake sure that your antivirus is up to date before you open them!!!.
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First - get a copy of a shareware / free trial of a registry cleaner (Ace Utilities is as good  as any ... see link).  Install registry cleaner - then reboot computer to safe mode.  Delete all program files for the anti-virus program you want to get rid of.  Run registry cleaner to remove all registry entries of the program - and that should do it.  Good luck!
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Download, install and update  A² (a-squared) free - A2 -   a Freeware Anti-Trojan, Anti-Worm, Anti-Dialer and Anti-Spyware (Anti-Malware) Software   =  http://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/download .\n then shut down your pc and then restart it in  SAFE MODE if possible = http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2001052409420406?OpenDocument&src=sec_doc_nam\nand then run the scan(s) and follow directions for healing any/all infections found,  then  Disable system restore =  http://vil.nai.com/vil/SystemHelpDocs/DisableSysRestore.htm   ,    then shut down your pc,    and then restart your pc, and then re-enable system restore.     \n\n\nAlso get this free a/v = \nhttp://www.avast.com\nor\nhttp://www.my-etrust.com/microsoft  = "Microsoft Windows Security Center Antivirus Partners =  Free 12-month software subscription to CA's eTrust EZ Antivirus ."  \n and  \n\nRun them in safe mode to delete the infections, then disable system restore, reboot(restart) the pc, then re-enable system restore.\n\n\nThe most important thing to keep in mind, regardless of which anti-virus, anti-malware, anti-spyware and firewall you use is to keep it  UPDATED,  just as it is important to make sure you have all windows critical and security updates +  =http://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate/v6/default.aspx?ln=en-us